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Quick Facts ...... 1 Single Game Records ...... 44 university Facts First United Bank Center ...... 2-3 Individual Season Records ...... 45 Location ...... Canyon, 79016 Lady Buffs Preseason Outlook ...... 4 Career Records ...... 46 Established...... 1910 Enrollment...... 7,750. Coaching & Support Staff ...... 5-8 LSC Record Book ...... 47 President...... Dr. . J . Patrick O’Brien Head Coach Krista Gerlich ...... 6 WT All-Americans ...... 48-49 Athletic Director...... Michael McBroom Assistant Coaches/Support Staff ...... 7-8 All-Time Letterwinners ...... 50. Assoc . Athletic Director (SWA) ...... Holly Troth Nickname...... Buffaloes/Buffs Meet the Lady Buffs ...... 9-30 All-Time Schedule/Results ...... 51-53 Colors...... Maroon. and White Lady Buff Radio/TV Roster ...... 10 Championship History/ Hall of Champions . 54 Affiliation...... NCAA. Division II Conference...... Lone Star (South) 2009-10 Roster ...... 11 This Is WTAMU ...... 55-64 Arena...... First United Bank Center Returning Letterwinners ...... 12-23 Canyon & Amarillo ...... 58 Capacity...... 4,800 Lady Buff Newcomers ...... 24-30 NCAA Division II ...... 59 Athletic Department Phone...... (806) 651-4400 Ticket Office Contact...... Misty Hobbs 2008-09 Season In Review ...... 31-42 President Dr . J Patrick O’Brien ...... 60 Ticket Office Phone Number...... (806) 651-1414 Postseason Recap ...... 32-33 Athletics Director Michael McBroom . . . . . 61 Media Relations Stats & Season Results ...... 34-35 Athletics Administration ...... 62 The Lone Star Conference ...... 36-37 Media Information ...... 63. Assistant Director/WBB Contact...... Andi Leavitt Office Phone...... (806) 651-4430 Lone Star Conference Opponents ...... 38-41 Lady Buff Spirit ...... 64 SID Fax...... (806) 651-4409 All-Time Record vs . Opponents ...... 42 Press Row Phone...... (806) 651-1420 The Record Book ...... 43-54 Visiting Radio...... (806) 651-1421 E-Mail...... aleavitt@wtamu .edu Web Site...... www .gobuffsgo .com SID Mailing Address...... WTAMU. Box 60049 Canyon, Texas 79016 Overnight Address...... 2403 Russell Long Blvd . Canyon, Texas 79016

Coaching Staff Head Coach...... Krista. Gerlich Alma Mater...... Texas Tech (1993) WTAMU Record...... 82-16. ( .837, three years) Office Phone...... (806)651-2695 Assistant Coaches...... Kevin Baker Jennifer Brock Vinay Patel

Basketball Information 2008-09 Overall Record...... 28-6. 2008-09 LSC Record...... 10-2. NCAA Division II Regional Playoff Appearances ...... 17 NCAA Division II Elite Eight Appearances...... 4 All-time record...... 660-182. ( .784)

Media Guide Credits Media guide credits – The 2009-10 West Texas A&M University Women’s Basketball media guide has been compiled by Andi Leavitt, Assistant Media Relations Director, with assistance from Kent Johnson, Media Relations Director and Brent Seals, Media Relations Assistant . Layout and design by Summit Athletics Media (www .summitathletics com). . Mug shots and action photos provided by Rik Andersen, WTAMU Communication Services, Michael Johnson and James Barrington, Art Originals . Additional copies of the WTAMU Basketball media guide can be purchased for $10 (plus $2 shipping and handling) .

www.gobuffsgo.com 1 first United bank center The First United Bank Center at West Texas A&M The Lady Buffs were defeated by Abilene Christian Rich, Martina McBride, Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. University is the premiere multi-purpose arena space on the opening night of the First United Bank Center, Sitting on the outskirts of Canyon, the facility serves as in the . Officially opened to the public 81-77. All-American Celeste Stevenson scored the first the easternmost anchor for the WTAMU campus. in January, 2002, the FUBC replaced the fabled WTAMU two points in the new arena on a jump shot. The arena seats approximately 4,700 patrons for Fieldhouse, better known as “The Box,” as the home The 77,000 square foot facility was constructed sporting events and can seat almost 5,800 for concerts venue for WTAMU Buffs and Lady Buffs NCAA Basketball at a total cost of $14 million. Designed for many uses, and commencements. The facility houses three home after more than half a century. the center hosts area high school playoff basketball locker rooms, two visitor locker rooms, officials’ dress- Conceived in 1996, University officials began plan- games, concert performances, as well as craft and trade ing rooms, two concession areas, a training/rehabilita- ning for the center to host not only graduation but also shows. The arena also hosted the 2002 NCAA Division tion room, a hospitality suite, a hospitality dining room, sporting events, trade shows and concerts. Construction II National Volleyball Tournament and is the permanent the First United Bank Center box office and the center’s began on Nov. 3, 2000 and the facility opened its doors home for WTAMU commencement ceremonies. management suite. on Jan. 26, 2002 for the Buffs and Lady Buffs double- During its short lifetime, the center has been visited header against Abilene Christian. by such well known performers as Bill Cosby, Big and

2 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS FIRST UNITED BANK CENTER RECORD BOOK

Overall WTAMU Record at the FUBC 80-22 ( .784)

First Game Jan . 26, 2002 (WTAMU 77, Abilene Christian 81)

First WTAMU Win Jan . 31, 2002 (WTAMU 50, Texas A&M-Kingsville 44)

10th WTAMU Win Jan . 30, 2003 (WTAMU 93, Texas A&M-Kingsville 59)

25th WTAMU Win Feb . 19, 2004 (WTAMU 104, Texas A&M-Commerce 55)

50th WTAMU Win Feb . 25, 2006 (WTAMU 90, Tarleton State 57)

Most Points by WTAMU 110 vs . Texas A&M-Kingsville (Feb . 4, 2006)

Largest Home Win WTAMU 108, Texas Woman’s 44 (Feb . 12, 2004)

Largest Crowd 4,941 WTAMU vs . Abilene Christian (Jan . 26, 2002)

www.gobuffsgo.com 3 Lady Buffs Look to Achieve Lofty Goals in 2009-10 Season Women’s Basketball Preseason Outlook

The West Texas A&M Lady Buff basketball team has ment in twelve seasons. Individual honors went to Emily an ongoing tradition of winning and excellence, year Brister, who added to her All-America honors by being 2010 Lone Star after year, and 2009 looks to be no exception. A proven named to the State Farm/WBCA All-America first team. Conference Preseason coaching staff, solid returning players and a bevy of She was also named the South Central Regional player Poll talented newcomers look to come together to reach the of the year among other accolades. Courtney Lee was high goals that have been set for the upcoming season. selected as the LSC South defensive player of the year SOUTH DIVISION: and Joni Unruh was selected as an all-LSC honor- Now entering her fourth season as the head coach 1ST PLACE VOTES PTS of the Lady Buffs, Krista Gerlich has continued WT’s able mention, to name only a few of the many honors 1. West Texas A&M 9 1824 tradition of excellence in women’s basketball. She has received. 2 . Tarleton State 4 110 compiled a three-year won-loss record of 82-16 (.837 Only six players from last year return to the hardwood 3 . Abilene Christian 4 108 win percentage), and NCAA postseason berths every for the 2009-10 season, including the only four-year 4 . Angelo State 2 93 season. Gerlich’s commitment extends off the court Lady Buff senior, Holly Isaacs (Guard, Brownfield, Texas). 5 . Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 80 the Lady Buffs’ success has carried into the classroom, She led the team in three-pointers made with 56 treys as well. in 131 attempts for a shooting percentage of .427 from 6 . Midwestern State 45 7 . Eastern 28 The 2008-09 season saw the Lady Buffs record a behind the arc. Also returning to the court as a senior 28-6 overall record, capturing their second-consecutive is Ceciley Johnson (Center, Berkeley, Calif.), who filled LSC championship, an NCAA South Central regional a gap last season at the post position. The returning NORTH DIVISION: championship, and the first NCAA Elite Eight tourna- junior class is comprised of starting guard Joni Unruh (Amarillo, Texas) and Megan McLain (Guard, Chan- 1ST PLACE VOTES PTS ning, Texas). Unruh returns as the leading scorer and 1 . Central 17 164 rebounder for the Lady Buffs. The returning sophomore 2 . Southeastern Oklahoma 2 138 class consists of Ashley Leven (Forward, Amarillo, Texas) 3 . Northeastern State 2 125 and Michelle Brister (Guard, Amarillo, Texas). Leven saw 4 . Texas A&M-Commerce 100 significant time last season and led the Lady Buffs in 5 . Texas Woman’s 97 blocks with 36. 6 . East Central 56 The 2009-10 roster features a host of new faces 7 . Southwestern Oklahoma 40 from a wide variety of basketball backgrounds, includ- 8 . Cameron 36 ing three Division I transfers. Maddy Brown (Sr., 5-11, Guard/Forward, Honeoye, NY) transferred to WT from Texas Tech after spending two seasons with the Lady Raider program. Cara Lambert (Jr., 6-2, Center, Broom- field, Colo.) joins the Lady Buffs after a two-year stint at Idaho State. The third D-I transfer comes to Canyon after spending one season at Central , Aly Sherman (So., 5-10, Guard/Forward, Mt. Vernon, Texas). Jamie Simmons (So., 6-0, Forward, , Texas) rounds out the transfer class, coming from Trinity Valley Community College. The incoming freshman class looks to be equally as impressive and features some local talent. Callie Schnie- derjan (5-6, Dalhart, Texas), Brittany Williams (5-8, Su- dan, Texas), and Ariel Robertson (5-10, Cedar Hill, Texas) all join the Lady Buffs at the guard position. Increasing depth at the forward position is Megan Janousek (5-10, The Woodlands, Texas). The Lady Buffs open their season on Sunday, No- vember 15, in Canyon, Texas, when they face Incarnate Word. Tipoff is set for 2:00 p.m. The Lady Buffs will then hit the road, traveling to Pueblo, Colo., for the Al Kaly Classic tournament before they return to the First United Bank Center on November 27 and 28, when they host the WT Thanksgiving Classic tournament.

4 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS coaching & Support Staff

Head Coach Krista Gerlich Page 6 Assistant Coaches Page 7 Support Staff Page 8 Krista Gerlich Head Coach Fourth season Texas Tech ‘93

Now in her fourth season as head coach of the Lady 16 during the 2004-2005 campaign . Buffs, Krista Gerlich has continued West Texas A&M’s tradi- While on the Tech bench, Gerlich was heavily involved tion of excellence in women’s basketball . Having compiled in almost every aspect of the program as she instructed a three-year won-lost mark of 82-16, equally as impressive preseason individual workouts, coached the perimeter are the honors her teams have earned in the classroom . players, reviewed film and handled game day prepara- The Lady Buffs thrived under Gerlich in the 2008-09 tions for the Lady Raiders . Throughout the school year she season as the team recorded a 28-6 season record . The also assisted in the academic progress of the Lady Raider postseason saw WT earn their fourth-consecutive LSC student-athletes . South Division title and their second-consecutive LSC Tour- Before returning to coaching with Texas Tech during nament Championship . The Lady Buffs found themselves the 2003-2004 season, Gerlich took some time off to start competing in their fifth-consecutive NCAA South Central a family; she spent the 2002-2003 year teaching math at Regional tournament appearance, beating Central Okla- Hereford High School, where her husband, Bryan, was the homa in the finals for the team’s first NCAA Elite Eight berth athletic director and head football coach . in 11 seasons . Despite a career-ending knee injury, Emily After graduating from Texas Tech in 1993 with a Gerlich’s Brister represented the team well once again in postseason degree in exercise and sports science, Gerlich got her first Coaching File honors, earning WBCA/State Farm first team All-America coaching job at Lockney High School as the head girls’ selection for the first team in her career, along with count- basketball coach . From 1994-1997, she was the head Education less other accolades . girls’ coach at Taft High School in , Texas . B .S . Texas Tech University / Exercise and Sports 2007-08 saw the Gerlich-coached Lady Buffs record Gerlich entered the college ranks as an assistant at the Science, 1993 a 26-5 season record, capture a third-consecutive LSC University of Texas at San Antonio from 1997-1999, where M S. . Texas A&M-Kingsville/Educational Administra- South Division title, earn the LSC Tournament Champion- she served as the number one assistant and recruiting tion, 1997 ship and make a fourth-consecutive NCAA South Central coordinator . Gerlich followed her position at UTSA by Regional appearance . Individually, the Lady Buffs were accepting the head coaching job at San Antonio Reagan Career Accolades well-represented in post-season honors, with Emily Brister High School from 1999-2000 . In the inaugural season at earning Daktronics all-Region Player of the Year, as well as Reagan, the team posted a 20-5 mark . Before her stint LSC South Division Coach of the Year (2006) Daktronics all-America, LSC South Division Player of the at Hereford, Gerlich was a math teacher at Tahoka High Year, LSC Tournament MVP, LSC Female Athlete of the Year School from 2000-2002 where husband was the athletic Winningest first season coach in West Texas A&M as well as earning the inaugural Fred Jacoby Academic director and head football coach . history (28-5, 2006-07) Athlete of the Year award . Courtney Lee was selected as Gerlich received her master’s degree in educational Collegiate Head the LSC South Division Defensive Player of the Year . administration in 1997 from Texas A&M-Kingsville . During a Dedicated to the classroom as well as the basketball stellar playing career at Texas Tech, Gerlich played shooting Coaching Record court, Gerlich’s 2007-08 team was recognized by the guard from 1989-1993 and helped guide the squad to the 2006-07 West Texas A&M University 28-5 WBCA with Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll recognition, 1993 National Championship while picking up All-South- 2007-08 West Texas A&M University 26-5 ranking fifth among all Division II programs with a 3 .55 west Conference honors three times . She also was named 2008-09 West Texas A&M University 28-6 grade point average . to the 1993 SWC All-Tournament team, the 1993 West Totals (Three Seasons) 82-16 (.837) Gerlich took over the WT program just prior to the Regional All-Tournament team and the 1993 Final Four start of the 2006-2007 season and immediately made All-Tournament team . Gerlich was selected to the All-Time an impact . In just her first season as a head coach at the SWC team, while being named one of the Panhandle’s Top High and Spearman High School . She was a member of collegiate level, she led the Lady Buffs to an overall record 100 Athletes of the Century . During her senior campaign, the 1987 state championship basketball team at Sudan of 28-5 and a perfect 14-0 record in LSC league play and she became Tech’s all-time leader by finishing with HS, where her father, Jim Kirkland, was her high school was named Coach of the Year in the LSC South Division . 553 assists, which now ranks third all-time in program basketball coach . In 1988, she helped Spearman HS claim In addition to the team’s accomplishments, the Lady history . In 1993, she was named the NCAA Texas Woman the cross country state championship and was a four time Buffs earned numerous individual awards: six LSC South of the Year . On Dec . 5, 1993, Gerlich’s number 21 was all-state selection in cross country . She placed third at the Awards - including the South Division Player of the Year retired and now hangs in the rafters at the United Spirit 1989 state track meet in the 1600 meters . - six LSC academic awards, the All-Region Player of the Arena, making her one of just three Lady Raiders to have Gerlich and her husband, Bryan, who is also a Texas Year award, the All-LSC Female Athlete of the Year award, her number retired . Tech graduate and a former on the Red Raider an Honorable Mention All-America (by the WBCA) honoree, The Spearman, Texas, native was a three time all-state football team (1987-1992), have a daughter, Bryn, and a and one first team All-America honoree by Daktronics, as selection in basketball while attending Sudan (Texas) son, Brayden . voted on by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) . The Lady Buffs were recognized for their efforts in the classroom, as well . Two garnered Arthur Ashe, Jr . Sports Scholar accolades and the team was ranked 18th nationally in the 2006-2007 WBCA Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll for Division II with a collective GPA of 3 .355 . Prior to joining West Texas A&M, Gerlich spent three seasons with another highly successful West Texas women’s basketball program, serving as an assistant to Hall of Fame coach Marsha Sharp at Texas Tech . During her time in Lubbock, Gerlich helped guide the Lady Raiders to two NCAA tournament appearances, including a 24-8 overall record, a 12-4 Big 12 mark and a spot in the Sweet

6 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS assistant coaches/support staff Kevin Baker jennifer brock Assistant Coach assistant coach Stephen F. Austin ‘94 (Third season) West Texas A&M ‘07 (Third season)

Kevin Baker enters his third season on the Lady Buff A four year letterwinner for the Lady Buffs, Jennifer basketball staff. He joined the WTAMU staff prior to the Brock returns to the Lady Buffs’ basketball program as an 2007-08 season, having brought 10 years of head coach- assistant coach. ing experience to the position. He has enjoyed coaching Brock graduated from WTAMU in May, 2007, with a stints in Central and East Texas prior to joining the Lady degree in sports & exercise science and English. She Buff staff. helped the Lady Buffs collect a 28-4 record as a senior en Baker came to WTAMU after several stints as a head route to winning the Lone Star Conference regular season coach at the high school level, where he produced a 222- title and reaching the NCAA-II South Central Regional 101 (.687) record in 10 seasons. Most recently, Baker Semifinals. During her career, WTAMU was 101-25 was at the helm of the Copperas Cove High School girls overall; Brock racked up an average of 7.8 points per program where he compiled an impressive 103-35 (.746) game (954 total), 3.4 rebounds per game (422 total) and record in four seasons coaching the Lady Dawgs, includ- a .733 percentage in addition to 554 assists ing a 32-3 mark during his last season (2006-07) which saw the team make a Regional and 218 steals. semifinal appearance. Brock is in WT’s record books for a number of categories, including first in assists in Prior to his time at Copperas Cove, Baker spent three seasons at Nacagdoches High a season (222 in 2005-06), second in assist average in a season (6.9 in 2005-06), third School where he took a 5-22 team during his first season to a 30-4 district champion- in career assists (554). She is also third in career free throws made (410) and career ship squad just three years later, netting him District 12-4A Coach of the Year honors. free throws attempted (559) for sixth place in career free throw percentage (.733). From 1998-2000, Baker served as the head women’s basketball coach and Girls Additionally, Brock is ninth in free throws made in a season (125 in the 2005-06), fourth Athletics in career games played (124), sixth in career steals (218), sixth in assists in a game (14 Director at Palastine High School in Palastine, Texas. on Feb. 11, 2006) and 17th in career points (954, 2002-07). Baker got his first head coaching position in 1997-98, taking the reigns of the Com- As a senior in high school, Brock helped her squad finished 26-9 overall and the merce High School girls program for one season after spending time as an assistant Class 2A state runner-up while averaging 17.7 points, six rebounds and five assists per coach at Princeton High School and Hudson High School. games. The team also claimed the district title and the regional title to go along with the Baker earned two degrees from Stephen F. Austin University, receiving his bachelor’s state final appearance. Brock earned a host of awards for her efforts, including District degree in Kinesiology in 1994 before returning there to earn his master’s in 1996. 5-2A Most Valuable Player, Class 2A All-State by TABC, TGCA and TSWA, All-South Plains 2A Player of the Year, All-South Plains Super Team as well as being named to the state tournament All-Tournament Team. Brock was also chosen as a TABC and a TGCA All-Star. Academically, Brock was a member of National Honor Society, was an honor graduate and was named Academic All-State in cross country and basketball. Her club basketball team, the West Texas Star Hawks, were National AAU Champs and BCI runner-up in 2001 and AAU runner-up and BCI champs in 2002. The Abernathy, Texas, native received her master’s degree in Sports & Exercise Science.

VINAY PATEL assistant coach Texas Tech ‘05 (Third season)

Now in his third year as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s basketball programs, Vinay Patel ac- cepted the position after spending the previous two years serving as a graduate assistant for the men’s basketball program. Patel’s responsibilities include assisting both programs in recruiting and on-court coaching as well as break- ing down film and scouting. He also assists with travel coordination. The Shamrock, Texas, native earned his bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech in 2005 then went on to earn his master’s degree from WTAMU in May, 2007. Both degrees are in sports and exercise science.

www.gobuffsgo.com 7 Courtney Lee Ron Hulsey Sarah Ramey Graduate Assistant Coach Head Athletic Trainer Strength and First Year at West Texas A&M Seventh Year at West Texas A&M Conditioning Coach Third Year at West Texas A&M Courtney Lee made the Hulsey is in his second move from player to coach stint at WTAMU, having Now in her third season after a successful four- served as head athletic at WTAMU, Sarah Ramey year career on the West trainer from 1999-2002 . spent the previous four Texas A&M basketball In 2002, Hulsey accept- years at the University team . She earned her ed a position with Sports of Colorado, where she Bachelor’s degree in SES Medicine Outreach and served as an assistant while attending WT . later was honored as Top strength and conditioning Lee was a three-year of Texas Athletic Trainer of coach . In that capac- starting guard for the the Year in 2005-2006 . ity, she worked with the Lady Buffs, playing in Prior to his first term at school’s football, volleyball, 114 games and starting WTAMU, Hulsey was a women’s soccer and in 100 . She shot 47 .7 graduate assistant athletic alpine skiing squads . percent from the field, and trainer for the university Prior to her stint at 37 .9 percent from three-point range, averaging 10 9. points for three years . During this time, he was an associate in Colorado, Ramey worked per game in her career . She totaled 1,246 points, finding the Justin Sports Medicine Program in addition to being the for one year as a graduate assistant coach at Kansas State, her place in the WT record books at number 11 for career head athletic trainer for the Amarillo Dillas (1997-1999) . where she earned her master’s degree in kinesiology in points . She also made the career free-throw percentage list Hulsey earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology in 1996 August of 2004 . During her collegiate days, Ramey was a at seventh with a .739 shooting clip from the charity stripe and his master’s degree in sports and exercise science in three-year volleyball letter winner at Wichita State where and is listed at third in the 3-point percentage 1999, both from WTAMU . Hulsey and his wife, Sharrise, she played middle blocker and right side hitter for the season record with a .449 shooting clip . Lee was named reside in Canyon . Shockers . as the Lone Star Conference defensive player of the year Ramey lived in Hereford, Texas for five years before mov- for two-consecutive years, and listed on the LSC South ing and graduating from Andover High School in Andover, Division all-conference second team twice . She was also Kan . named to the LSC South Commissioners honor roll for her performance in the classroom . An Arlington, Texas native, Lee graduated from Ken- nedale High as one of the most proficient scorers in her high school’s history, netting over 2,000 career points . She was a two-time TGCA All-State honoree and a three-time TABC All-Region selection, as well as the District MVP as a senior . Lee was also a four-year letterwinner in track . Lee is pursuing a Masters degree in Sports & Exercise Science .

Dr. David Rausch Stephanie Sumpter Faculty Athletic Assistant Athletic Trainer Representative Seventh Year at West Texas A&M 11th Year at West Texas A&M Sumpter, MS, ATC, Rausch has served as LAT, is in her fourth year WTAMU’s Faculty Athletics with the WTAMU Athletic Representative (FAR) since Department as Assistant January, 2003, promoting Athletic Trainer and her academic integrity in in- seventh season, overall, tercollegiate athletics and with the program . to promote institutional Sumpter, a Fritch, control of athletics . Texas, native, joined As FAR, Rausch rep- WTAMU Athletics after resents the university at serving three years as an meetings of the NCAA and instructor for the Sports the Lone Star Conference . and Exercise Sciences De- He joined the faculty in partment at WTAMU . Dur- 1998 and teaches courses ing that time, she worked as a contracted Athletic Trainer to on American political institutions, state and local govern- area high schools for Zach Thomas Physical Therapy and ment, and social science research methods and statistics . Barnhill Sports Medicine, both of Amarillo . Sumpter earned A native of southeastern Pennsylvania, Rausch earned his her bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma Baptist University bachelor’s degree from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in in Sports and Exercise Sciences with a physical therapy 1989 , and his master’s (1992) and Ph .D . (1995) from the emphasis in 1999 . Sumpter earned her master’s degree University of Oklahoma, all in political science . from WTAMU in Sports & Exercise Sciences in 2002 . He and his wife, Mary, a WTAMU librarian, reside in She resides in Umbarger, Texas, with her husband, Brad, Canyon . and sons, Zane and Aden .

8 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS MEET THE lady buffs

Radio/TV Roster Page 10 2009-10 Rosters Page 11 Returning Lady Buffs Page 12-23 Newcomers Page 24-30 lady Buff Radio/TV Roster

Jamie # Maddy # Callie # Aly # Holly # Simmons 2 Brown 3 Schniederjan 4 Sherman 5 Isaacs 10 so. • Forward • 6-0 Sr. • Guard/Forward • 5-11 Fr. • Guard • 5-6 So. • Guard/Forward • 5-10 Sr. • Guard • 5-4 Houston, Texas Honeoye falls, NEW York Dalhart, Texas MT . Vernon, Texas Brownfield, Texas

Megan # Michelle # Joni # Brittany # Megan # McLain 13 Brister 15 Unruh 20 Williams 23 Janousek 24 Jr. • Guard • 5-10 So. • Guard • 5-7 Jr. • Guard • 5-10 Fr.. • Guard • 5-8 Fr. • Guard/Forward • 5-10 Channing, Texas Amarillo, Texas Amarillo, Texas Sudan, Texas The Woodlands, Texas

CeCiley # Ariel # Cara # Ashley # Lynsey Johnson 25 Robertson 30 Lambert 34 Leven 42 Clark Sr. • Center • 6-2 Fr. • Guard • 5-10 Jr. • Center • 6-2 So. • Forward • 6-2 Student Assistant Berkeley, CALIF . Cedar Hill, Texas Broomfield, Colorado Amarillo, Texas

Olivia Krista Kevin jennifer VINAY Long Gerlich Baker brock PATEL Student Assistant head Coach assistant coach assistant coach assistant coach

10 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Roster Numerical Roster # Player POS YR HT Hometown (Previous School) 2 Jamie Simmons F So-TR 6-0 Houston, Texas (Trinity Valley CC) 3 Maddy Brown G/F Sr-TR 5-11 Honeoye Falls, New York (Texas Tech) 4 Callie Schniederjan G Fr-HS 5-6 Dalhart, Texas (High) 5 Aly Sherman G/F So-TR 5-10 Mt . Vernon, Texas (Central Arkansas) 10 Holly Isaacs G Sr-3L 5-4 Brownfield, Texas (Trinity Christian) 13 Megan McLain G Jr-2L 5-10 Channing, Texas (High) 15 Michelle Brister G So-1L 5-7 Amarillo, Texas (High) 20 Joni Unruh G Jr-2L 5-10 Amarillo, Texas (High) 23 Brittany Williams G Fr-HS 5-8 Sudan, Texas (High) 24 Megan Janousek G/F Fr-HS 5-10 The Woodlands, Texas (College Park) 25 Ceciley Johnson C Sr-1L 6-2 Berkeley, Calif . (Ohlone College) 30 Ariel Robertson G Fr-HS 5-10 Cedar Hill, Texas (High) 34 Cara Lambert C Jr-TR 6-2 Broomfield, Colo . (Idaho State) 42 Ashley Leven F So-1L 6-2 Amarillo, Texas (High)

Head Coach: Krista Gerlich (Fourth Season) Assistant Coaches: Kevin Baker, Jennifer Brock, Vinay Patel

Alphabetical Roster # Player YR POS HT Major 15 Michelle Brister So . G 5-7 Biology 3 Maddy Brown Sr . G/F 5-11 Sports Management 10 Holly Isaacs Sr . G 5-4 Biology, Pre-Pharmacy 24 Megan Janousek Fr . G/F 5-10 Business 25 Ceciley Johnson Sr . C 6-2 General Studies 34 Cara Lambert Jr . C 6-2 General Studies 42 Ashley Leven So . F 6-2 General Education 13 Megan McLain Jr . G 5-10 Sports & Exercise Science 30 Ariel Robertson Fr . G 5-10 Pre-Medical 4 Callie Schniederjan Fr . G 5-6 Athletic Training 5 Aly Sherman So . G/F 5-10 Kinesiology 2 Jamie Simmons So . F 6-0 Mass Communication-Broadcasting 20 Joni Unruh Jr . G 5-10 Biology 23 Brittany Williams Fr . G 5-8 Pre-Medical

By Classification By Position Pronunciation Guide Seniors (3): Maddy Brown, Holly Isaacs, Guard (10): Michelle Brister, Maddy Brown, Holly Krista Gerlich – GIRL-lick Ceciley Johnson Isaacs, Megan Janousek, Megan McLain, Ariel Rob- Megan Janousek – JAN-oh-sek ertson, Callie Schniederjan, Aly Sherman, Joni Unruh, Ceciley Johnson – SES-silly Juniors (3): Cara Lambert, Megan McLain, Brittany Williams Ashley Leven – LEAVE-in Joni Unruh Forward (5): Maddy Brown, Megan Janousek, Ashley Sophomores (4): Michelle Brister, Ashley Leven, Aly Leven, Aly Sherman, Jamie Simmons Sherman, Jamie Simmons Center (2): Ceciley Johnson, Cara Lambert Freshman (4): Megan Janousek, Ariel Robertson, Callie Schniederjan, Brittany Williams

www.gobuffsgo.com 11 Michelle Brister # So. • Guard • 5-7 • Amarillo, Texas • Amarillo 15

2008-09 Brister saw limited action for the Lady Buffs in her freshman debut, due in part to a pre-existing injury from high school . She saw action in 13 games for WT, scoring four points and pulling down six rebounds . She also recorded six assists and three steals . In the two games against Eastern New Mexico, she registered three points, two rebounds, two assists, and a , and was 1-2 from the free-throw line .

High School Brister played for Amarillo (Texas) High for all four years of high school as a guard . She was named the Golden Spread 5A Player of the Year and also earned player of the month and player of the week honors . She was also selected as the MVP of the Fantasy Lights tournament . Brister helped lead her team to a 31-6 record during her senior seasons . She also played volleyball at AHS .

Personal Michelle is the daughter of David and Lydia Brister and has three siblings . She is a biology major .

the Brister file FULL NAME: Michelle Kay Brister BIRTH DATE: Feb . 25, 1990 PARENTS: David & Lydia Brister MAJOR: Biology

12 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Career Highs Michelle Brister AT WTAMU Points: 4, Cameron, 1-5-09 YEAR GP-GS MP FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% OR-DR-TR AVG PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 2008-09 13-0 46 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-6 .333 0-6-6 0 .5 5 6 5 0 3 4 0 .3 2, ACU, 3-13-09 Rebounds: KEY: (GP-GS) Games Played, Games Started, (MP) Minutes Played, (FG-A) Field Goals-Attempts, (FG%) Field Goal Percentage, (3FG-A) 3-point Field Goals-Attempts, (3FG%) 3-point Field Goal Percentage, (FT-A) Free Throws-Attempts, Assists: 2 (multiple), last MSU, 2-11-09 (FT%) Free Throw Percentage, (AST) Assists, (TO) Turnovers, (BL) Blocks, (ST) Steals, (PF) Personal Fouls, (OR) Offensive Rebounds, (DR) Defensive Rebounds, (TR) Total Rebounds, (AVG) Average Rebounds, (PTS) Total Points, (AVG) Average Points Steals: 1 (multiple), last TSU, 2-14-09

www.gobuffsgo.com 13 Holly Isaacs # Senior • Guard • 5-4 • Brownfield, Texas • Trinity Christian HS 10 2006-07 Isaacs played in 31 games, averaging 11 .4 minutes per game and scoring an average of three points per game . She had 19 steals in limited action and made 26 three- pointers in 55 attempts .

High School Isaacs graduated from Trinity Christian High in Brownfield, Texas, and was named all-State, all-City, TABC all-State and district MVP . She was a Miss Texas Basketball finalist and lettered in tennis for two sea- sons . Isaacs was a member of the National Honor Society and received the President’s Award and TABC all-Academic recognition . 2008-09 Isaacs played in all 34 games in her junior Personal season, serving as the Lady Buffs’ sixth player off the bench until teammate Emily The daughter of Giovanna and Tony, Isaacs Brister’s injury gave her the starting posi- is a pre-pharmacy biology major . She has tion in the final 11 games of the season . As two siblings, Sheridan and Kyle . one of the Lady Buffs’ shooting guards, she shot 67-151 ( .444) from field goal range and 56-131 ( .427) from the three-point line . She also shot 76% from the free throw line . Issacs averaged 6 .1 points per game and enjoyed a season high outing against Northeastern Oklahoma in the Lone Star Conference tournament of 12 points, all of them from the three-point line . Against Texas A&M-Commerce, she set a new ca- reer of rebounds with seven . In postseason action, Isaacs was hot, shooting 66 .7% (14-21) from behind the arc and 68 .0% from the field . Isaacs continued her focus in the classroom as well, earning a spot on the LSC South Division all-Academic team .

2007-08 In her sophomore season, Isaacs saw action on the court in all 31 games, earn- ing the start in 22 games . She averaged 6 6. points per game and contributed 48 assists . She made 52 three-point field goals in 134 attempts for a three-point percentage of .388, the third highest on the team . She scored a career high 16 points against Central Oklahoma on March 9, 2008 . Isaacs garnered LSC South all- Academic honors for her performance in the classroom .

the isaacs file FULL NAME: Holly Cecille Isaacs BIRTH DATE: July 1, 1987 PARENTS: Giovanna and Tony Isaacs major: Biology, Pre-pharmacy

14 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Career Highs holly isaacs AT WTAMU Points: 16, Central Okla ., 3-9-08 YEAR GP-GS MP FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% OR-DR-TR AVG PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 2008-09 34-11 912 67-151 .444 56-131 427. 19-25 .760 15-50-65 1 .9 63 86 41 0 31 209 6 .1 Rebounds: 7, TAMU-C, 1-10-09 2007-08 31-22 694 66-160 .413 52-134 388. 21-28 .750 10-47-57 1 .8 57 48 24 0 29 205 6 .6 2006-07 31-0 352 31-74 .419 26-55 473. 5-13 .385 4-30-34 1 .1 30 21 31 1 19 93 3 .0 Assists: 8, Northeastern, 12-6-08 TOTALS 96-33 1958 164-385 .426 134-320 .419 45-66 .682 29-127-156 1.6 147 153 94 1 77 499 5.2

Steals: 5, Fort Lewis, 12-29-08 KEY: (GP-GS) Games Played, Games Started, (MP) Minutes Played, (FG-A) Field Goals-Attempts, (FG%) Field Goal Percentage, (3FG-A) 3-point Field Goals-Attempts, (3FG%) 3-point Field Goal Percentage, (FT-A) Free Throws-Attempts, (FT%) Free Throw Percentage, (AST) Assists, (TO) Turnovers, (BL) Blocks, (ST) Steals, (PF) Personal Fouls, (OR) Offensive Rebounds, (DR) Defensive Rebounds, (TR) Total Rebounds, (AVG) Average Rebounds, (PTS) Total Points, (AVG) Average Points Blocks: 1, Southwestern Okla ., 12-2-06

www.gobuffsgo.com 15 Ceciley Johnson # Sr. • Center • 6-2 • Berkeley, Calif. • Albany High 25

2008-09 In her first season with the Lady Buffs, Johnson was a go-to player at the post po- sition . She shot 37-94 from field goal range for a 39 .4% shooting clip . From the free- throw line, Johnson was 24-33 (72 .7%) . She averaged 3 .3 points per game and 2 8. rebounds per game . She pulled down 85 total rebounds, 39 offensive boards and 46 defensive boards . Johnson tallied double-digit points in three games, her best performance against Angelo State where she recorded 14 points . She also registered six rebounds against Abilene Christian .

Previous School Johnson played power forward for Ohlone Community College before transferring to WT . She helped lead her team to a Coast Conference championship in 2007 and graduated with a degree in general studies .

High School Johnson attended Albany High in Albany, Calif . She played power forward and center, and was named the best defensive player on her team .

Personal Ceciley is the daughter of Kim Richardson and Bruce Johnson and has three siblings . She is currently a general studies major .

the johnson file FULL NAME: Cecily Nicole Johnson BIRTH DATE: July 21, 1987 PARENTS: Kim Richardson & Bruce Johnson MAJOR: General Studies

16 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Career Highs Ceciley johnson AT WTAMU Points: 14, Angelo St ,. 2-18-09 YEAR GP-GS MP FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% OR-DR-TR AVG PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 2008-09 30-0 342 37-94 .394 0-1 .000 24-33 727. 39-46-85 2 .8 66 5 33 7 11 98 3 .3 Rebounds: 9, ACU, 2-28-09 KEY: (GP-GS) Games Played, Games Started, (MP) Minutes Played, (FG-A) Field Goals-Attempts, (FG%) Field Goal Percentage, (3FG-A) 3-point Field Goals-Attempts, (3FG%) 3-point Field Goal Percentage, (FT-A) Free Throws-Attempts, Assists: 1 (multiple), last Dalta State, (FT%) Free Throw Percentage, (AST) Assists, (TO) Turnovers, (BL) Blocks, (ST) Steals, (PF) Personal Fouls, (OR) Offensive Rebounds, (DR) Defensive Rebounds, (TR) Total Rebounds, (AVG) Average Rebounds, (PTS) Total Points, (AVG) Average Points 3-24-09 Steals: 2 (twice), last UCO, 3-16-09 Blocks: 2, TAMUK, 2-21-09

www.gobuffsgo.com 17 Ashley Leven # So. • Forward/Center • 6-2 • Amarillo, Texas • Amarillo 42

2008-09 Leven saw action in all 34 of the Lady Buffs’ games as a freshman forward . She recorded 62 field goals in 142 attempts for a 43 .7% shooting clip . Leven averaged 4 5. points and 2 6. rebounds per game . She totaled 89 boards, pulling down 31 offensive rebounds and 58 defensive rebounds . Leven led the Lady Buffs in blocks, recording an impressive 36 total blocks . In the Lady Buffs’ final game of the season, she tallied a career high of six blocks . Leven recorded double-digit points in several games, scoring 12 points on two occasions . She also tallied six rebounds in two outings . Her best statistical match was against Abilene Christian in the NCAA Regional tournament, where she posted six points, and was 3-5 from the field and 6-6 from the free throw line . She also had an assist and two blocks in that game .

High School Leven played post for all four years at Amarillo (Texas) High . Her senior year, she helped lead her team to a 31-6 record . She was selected to the all-District first team and named Athlete of the Week . She was also chosen to the all-tournament team in three tournaments during her senior season .

Personal The daughter of Mark and Dana Leven, Ashley has three siblings and is currently majoring in education .

the Leven file FULL NAME: Ashley Jennifer Leven BIRTH DATE: Mar . 16, 1990 PARENTS: Mark & Dana Nicklaus MAJOR: Education

18 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Career Highs Ashley Leven AT WTAMU Points: 12 (twice), last ACU, 3-13-09 YEAR GP-GS MP FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% OR-DR-TR AVG PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 2008-09 34-0 436 62-142 .437 0-0 .000 29-49 592. 31-58-89 2 .6 79 18 42 36 16 153 4 .5 Rebounds: 6 (twice), last ACU, 1-17-09 KEY: (GP-GS) Games Played, Games Started, (MP) Minutes Played, (FG-A) Field Goals-Attempts, (FG%) Field Goal Percentage, (3FG-A) 3-point Field Goals-Attempts, (3FG%) 3-point Field Goal Percentage, (FT-A) Free Throws-Attempts, Assists: 3, Delta State, 3-24-09 (FT%) Free Throw Percentage, (AST) Assists, (TO) Turnovers, (BL) Blocks, (ST) Steals, (PF) Personal Fouls, (OR) Offensive Rebounds, (DR) Defensive Rebounds, (TR) Total Rebounds, (AVG) Average Rebounds, (PTS) Total Points, (AVG) Average Points Steals: 2 (twice), last ASU, 1-28-09 Blocks: 6, Delta State, 3-24-09

www.gobuffsgo.com 19 Megan McLain # Jr. • Guard • 5-10 • Channing, Texas • Channing High 13 High School McLain helped the Channing Eagles finish 24-8 her senior year, while averaging 29 .2 points, 10 .4 rebounds, and 2 0. assists per game . She was named Division 2-1A Player of the Year and Amarillo Globe News Player of the Year after helping her squad reach the regional finals . A McDonald’s all-American nominee, McLain was named TABC all-State, 6-man all-State, and Texas Basketball Magazine All-State . She was also a District MVP, TAMC all-Star and 6-man all-Star . McLain was the valedic- torian of her graduating class and was named Academic all-District at CHS . She also lettered for four years in cross country and track . In the state track meet, she 2008-09 finished third in the 300 hurdles in 2006 In her sophomore season, McLain saw an and fourth in the 100 hurdles in 2007 . increase in playing time, averaging 12 .3 minutes per game and setting new career Personal highs in every category . She averaged 4 4. points and 1 .9 rebounds per game . The daughter of Robert and Connie McLain, From the field, McLain tallied 47-140 for Megan is majoring in sports and exercise a shooting percentage of 33 .6%, with science and has two siblings, Mackenzie 14 field goals from the three-point line . and Grant . She also registered 58 total rebounds, 24 assists, 21 steals, and eight blocks . She tallied a career high of 14 points against Southeastern Oklahoma in the second round of the Lone Star Conference tourna- ment . She also recorded a career-high of six rebounds in postseason play against Emporia in the NCAA Regional tournament . For her performance in the classroom, McLain was named to the LSC South Divi- sion Commissioners honor roll .

2007-08 McLain saw action in 27 games in her freshman campaign, averaging more than 10 minutes per game . She totaled 32-88 ( 346). field goals and 14-46 ( .304) from behind the three-point line . McLain also pulled down 33 rebounds, averaging 1 .2 rebounds per game . She contributed 15 assists, 13 steals, and two blocks while on the court . She averaged 3 .4 points per game and earned her career high of 13 points against Eastern New Mexico on Jan . 19, 2008 .

the mclain file FULL NAME: Megan Leigh McLain BIRTH DATE: Jan . 7, 1989 PARENTS: Robert & Connie McLain major: Sports & exercise science

20 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Career Highs Megan McClain AT WTAMU Points: 14, SOSU, 3-6-08 YEAR GP-GS MP FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% OR-DR-TR AVG PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 2008-09 30-0 369 47-140 .336 14-54 259. 25-38 .658 23-35-58 1 .9 53 24 25 8 21 133 4 .4 Rebounds: 6, Emporia, 3-14-09 2007-08 27-0 272 32-88 .364 14-46 304. 14-22 .636 12-20-33 1 .2 32 15 17 2 13 92 3 .4 TOTALS 57-0 640 79-228 .346 28-100 .280 39-60 .650 35-55-91 1.6 85 39 42 10 34 225 3.9 Assists: 4 (twice) last MSU, 2-11-09 KEY: (GP-GS) Games Played, Games Started, (MP) Minutes Played, (FG-A) Field Goals-Attempts, (FG%) Field Goal Percentage, (3FG-A) 3-point Field Goals-Attempts, (3FG%) 3-point Field Goal Percentage, (FT-A) Free Throws-Attempts, Steals: 3 vs .ASU, 2-18-09 (FT%) Free Throw Percentage, (AST) Assists, (TO) Turnovers, (BL) Blocks, (ST) Steals, (PF) Personal Fouls, (OR) Offensive Rebounds, (DR) Defensive Rebounds, (TR) Total Rebounds, (AVG) Average Rebounds, (PTS) Total Points, (AVG) Average Points Blocks: 1 (multiple), last ACU, 3-13-09

www.gobuffsgo.com 21 Joni Unruh # Jr. • Guard/Forward • 5-10 • Amarillo, Texas • Amarillo 20 High School Unruh was named Amarillo High’s Female Athlete of the Year for two-consecutive years and also earned second-team all- district honors as a junior and first team all-district as a senior . She was named to the Amarillo Globe News 5A Super Team and recognized for her academic success by being named to the 5A State Academic Team . Unruh graduated in the top 10% of her class and was a member of the National Honor Society . She also lettered in volleyball for three years and track for four years, helping the volleyball team to a State Championship her senior year . She was named second-team all-district as a junior and first-team all-district as a senior in 2008-09 track and was a Regional qualifier for four Earning a starting position in only her sec- years in that sport . ond season as a Lady Buff, Unruh averaged 26 .1 minutes per game . She averaged Personal 9 3. points and 5 .6 rebounds per game as a guard . From the field, she shot 45 .6%, The daughter of Beth Unruh, Joni is a making 120 baskets in 263 attempts, with biology major and has four siblings: Carrie, 10 made field goals coming from behind Justin, Beau, and Dixie . the three-point line . From the charity stripe, Unruh was 67-88 for 76 .1% accuracy . Un- ruh was second on the team in rebounds, pulling down 77 offensive boards and 113 defensive boards for a total of 190 . She also recorded 61 assists and five blocks and led the team in steals with 72 . She enjoyed career-high outings against Angelo State and Southeastern Oklahoma with 19 points and 13 rebounds, respectively . Unruh tallied three double-double outings last season, with double-digit points and rebounds against Southeastern Oklahoma, Midwestern State, and Abilene Christian . Unruh was named as an All-LSC Honorable Mention honoree . She was also named to the LSC South Division all-Academic team .

2007-08 In her freshman debut, Unruh saw action in 30 games and started in three . She totaled 212 points, averaging 7 .1 points per game . She went 75-166 ( .452) in field goals, 48-71 ( .676) from the free throw line, and 14-35 ( .400) from behind the arc . She averaged 4 .5 rebounds, totaling 135 offen- sive and defensive boards . She enjoyed a career high of 18 points against Northwest Missouri in postseason action .

the Unruh file FULL NAME: Joni Schae Unruh BIRTH DATE: Jan . 13, 1989 PARENTS: Beth Unruhy major: Biology

22 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Career Highs Joni Unruh AT WTAMU Points: 19, Angelo State, 2-18-09 YEAR GP-GS MP FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% OR-DR-TR AVG PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 2008-09 34-32 887 120-263 .456 10-38 263. 67-88 .761 77-113-190 5 .6 81 61 66 5 72 317 9 .3 Rebounds: 13, SOSU, 12-15-08 2007-08 30-3 659 75-166 .452 14-35 400. 48-71 .676 56-79-135 1 .5 67 36 58 10 34 212 7 .1 TOTALS 64-35 1546 195-429 .455 24-73 .329 115-159 .723 133-192-324 5.1 148 97 124 14 106 529 8.3 Assists: 5, SOSU, 3-6-09 KEY: (GP-GS) Games Played, Games Started, (MP) Minutes Played, (FG-A) Field Goals-Attempts, (FG%) Field Goal Percentage, (3FG-A) 3-point Field Goals-Attempts, (3FG%) 3-point Field Goal Percentage, (FT-A) Free Throws-Attempts, Steals: 6, Angelo State, 1-28-09 (FT%) Free Throw Percentage, (AST) Assists, (TO) Turnovers, (BL) Blocks, (ST) Steals, (PF) Personal Fouls, (OR) Offensive Rebounds, (DR) Defensive Rebounds, (TR) Total Rebounds, (AVG) Average Rebounds, (PTS) Total Points, (AVG) Average Points Blocks: 2 vs . Northeastern, 12-6-08

www.gobuffsgo.com 23 Maddy Brown # Sr. • Guard/Forward • 5-11 • Honeoye falls, new york • Texas Tech 3 SC . Brown averaged 24 .6 points per game and 8 .6 rebounds per game in her senior season . She totaled 2,017 points in her high school career . Brown also excelled in the classroom, maintaining honor roll status throughout her four years in high school .

Personal Maddy is the daughter of Jeff and Carol Brown of Honeoye Falls, New York, and she has two siblings, Wyatt and Allyson . She is currently majoring in Sports Management .

Previous School Brown spent two seasons at Texas Tech University under head coach Kristy Curry before transferring to WT . She played in 19 games with one start in her first eligible season with the team, but was sidelined for 13 games due to a broken left foot . Her second season with the team saw Brown in action in 29 games, starting in four contests . She averaged 12 9. minutes per game and shot 38% from the field, with 24 three-pointers adding to that percentage . She averaged 3 .3 points per game . Before transferring to Texes Tech, Brown played for one season at the University of Pittsburg, where she saw action in 33 games with 12 starts and averaged 22 minutes per game . For the Panthers, she averaged 7 2. points, 2 .5 rebounds, and 1 .3 assists per game . She shot 34 .8% from the field and made 44 treys for a 33 .1% three-point shooting percentage .

High School Brown played under head coach Steve Wil- loughby at Honeoye Falls-Lima in Honeoye Falls, NY, where she helped her team to a New York state championship during her senior year . She was named the Livingston County player of the year as a sophomore, junior and senior and was also selected as the All-Greater Rochester player of the year as a junior and senior . She was the New York State class A MVP and garnered Most Outstanding Player accolades at the Beach Ball Classic tournament in Myrtle Beach,

the Brown file FULL NAME: Madelyn Claire Brown BIRTH DATE: August 15, 1987 PARENTS: Jeff & Carol Brown major: Sports Management

24 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Cara Lambert # Jr. • Center • 6-2 • Broomfield, Colo. • Idaho State 34 Personal Lambert is the daughter of Julie and Chuck Lambert of Broomfield, Colo ., and has two siblings, Lindsay and Alex . She is a general studies major .

Previous School Lambert transferred to WT after compet- ing for two seasons at Idaho State . Last season, she played in 15 games, earning the start in two and played an average of 13 .5 minutes . She averaged 3 .3 point and 2 .1 rebounds per game . Lambert posted a career high of 10 points and six rebounds against Colorado . She also tallied seven steals, seven assists, and three blocks and shot 44 .71 percent from the field as a sophomore . In her first season with the Bengals, she saw action in four games and made 3-4 free throws . Lambert also competed in victories against Kennesaw State and Northern Colorado .

High School At Horizon Senior High in Thornton, Colo ., Lambert played the forward position for head coach Mike Carey . She was a four-year varsity player and made the all-Conference team three times in her career . She led her league in blocked shots for three-consecutive seasons and was selected as her team’s captain as a junior and senior . Lambert helped her team to four-consecutive Conference champion- ships and also competed for the State Championship in her sophomore and junior seasons . Lambert also lettered in golf . In the classroom, Lambert made the 3 .4 GPA honor roll for her senior year .

the Lambert file FULL NAME: Cara Cherise Lambert BIRTH DATE: May 21, 1989 PARENTS: Julie & Chuck Lambert major: General Studies

www.gobuffsgo.com 25 Callie Schniederjan # Fr. • Guard • 5-6 • Dalhart, Texas • Dalhart 4

High School A Texas Panhandle product, Schniederjan played for head coach Renvy Smith at Dal- hart High in Dalhart, Texas . She was named to the all-District first team all four years of her high school career and also garnered TGCA all-State selection as a senior . She was the 1A-3A player of the year and also made the Amarillo Globe News Super Team as a junior and senior . Schniederjan was a Texas Basketball Magazine all-State selec- tion and was written as one of their Top 50 players in Texas . She also performed well academically, being chosen to the TABC and the TGCA Academic all-State teams . Schniederjan also competed in cheerlead- ing, volleyball, and track in high school . She qualified for the regional track meet in five events in her first three years, and in four events as a senior . She made the all-District volleyball team three years and was named the district defensive MVP her senior year .

Personal The daughter of Gary and Tammy Schnie- derjan, Callie has two siblings, Colby and Noah . She is currently majoring in Biology .

the Schniederjan file FULL NAME: Callie Jentry Schniederjan BIRTH DATE: August 27, 1990 PARENTS: Gary & Tammy Schniederjan major: Biology

26 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Aly Sherman # So. • Guard/Forward • 5-10 • Mt. Vernon, Texas • Central Arkansas 5

Previous School Sherman played basketball at the University of Central Arkansas under head coach Matt Daniel before transferring to WT . An all- around athlete, she played both the guard and the post positions for the Bears .

High School Under head coach Brad Floyd at Mt . Vernon High in Mt . Vernon, Texas, Sherman helped her team to a 27-7 finish and a regional final in her senior season . She was named the offensive player of the year, was an all-State selection, and was the MVP of the North/South all-star game as a senior . In her junior year, she was again named the offensive player of the year . In both her freshman and sophomore campaigns, she garnered defensive player of the year ac- colades . Sherman lettered in volleyball and track all four years of high school . In track, she qualified for the regional meet in five events every year .

Personal Sherman is the daughter of Larry and Staci Sherman of Lavon, Texas . She has an older sister, Linza and is currently majoring in Ki- nesiology with a minor in special education .

the Sherman file FULL NAME: Aly Glyn Sherman BIRTH DATE: May 23, 1990 PARENTS: Larry & Stacy Sherman major: Kinesiology

www.gobuffsgo.com 27 Jamie Simmons # So. • Forward • 6-0 • Houston, Texas • Trinity Valley CC 2

Previous School Simmons attended Trinity Valley Community College in Athens, Texas and played for- ward for head coach Michael Landers .

High School At Jesse H . Jones High in Houston, Texas, Simmons was a power forward for head coach Q Shelton . As a senior, she was named the State Most Valuable Player, being the first player in Texas to receive the honor without her team making it to state . She was also selected as the Great Houston Player of the Year . Simmons also lettered in cross country and volleyball in all four years of high school .

Personal Jamie is the mother of a one-year-old daughter, Royaltee . She has five siblings, Kinberly, Tyeshia, Christopher, George, and Brittany . She is a Mass Communica- tion major with an emphasis in sports broadcasting .

the Simmons file FULL NAME: Jamie O . Simmons BIRTH DATE: November 15, 1987 CHILDREN: Royaltee (1 yr old) major: Mass Comm, Sports Broadcasting

28 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Brittany Williams # Fr. • Guard • 5-8 • Sudan, Texas • Sudan 23

High School Williams played forward for head coach Ja- son Cooper at Sudan High in Sudan, Texas . As a senior, she helped her team to a 35-5 record and a class 1A State Championship . Her team claimed the district championship for four-consecutive seasons while Williams was there . She was named the District MVP and the defensive player of the district her senior year . A multi-sport athlete, Williams competed seriously in track as a three-time state champion in triple jump . She also placed in multiple events at the state track meets throughout her high school career in 100m , the 200m sprint, and triple jump . Williams also participated in cross country and tennis . In the classroom, Williams was an A/B honor roll student .

Personal The daughter of Sherrie Williams and Ronald Johnson, Brittany has two siblings, Derrick and Myeshia . She is a pre-med major .

the Williams file FULL NAME: Brittany Nicole Williams BIRTH DATE: August 7, 1990 PARENTS: Sherrie Williams major: Pre-Med

www.gobuffsgo.com 29 Megan Janousek # Fr. • Guard/Forward • 5-10 • The Woodlands, Texas • College Park 24 mention all-State honoree as well as and all-district 1st, 2nd, and honorable mention honoree throughout her career . She was also selected as an honorable mention for all-Montgomery County . Janousek also participated in track, competing in the .

Personal Megan is the daughter of Martha and John Janousek of The Woodlands, Texas and has one brother, Michael . She is currently majoring in business .

the Janousek file High School FULL NAME: Megan Marie Janousek A and forward, Janousek BIRTH DATE: June 6, 1990 played for head coach Kip Anderson at The Woodlands College Park in The PARENTS: Martha & John Janousek Woodlands, Texas . While with the Cavaliers, major: Business she led her team to a 35-3 finish and a regional final berth . She was a honorable

Ariel Robertson # Fr. • Guard • 5-10 • Cedar Hill, Texas • Cedar Hill 30 Personal Ariel is the daughter of Michael and Lillie Robertson and has one brother Michael Robertson, II . She is a pre-med major .

the Robertson file FULL NAME: Ariel Diane Robertson BIRTH DATE: December 30, 1990 PARENTS: Lillie & Michael Robertson major: Pre-Med

High School Robertson played the guard position at Ce- dar Hill High in Cedar Hill, Texas under head coach Andrea Robinson . She made 2nd team all-district as a senior and was also the second-leading rebounder on the team . She was the offensive player of the year as a freshman and junior and was selected as an honorable mention in the Mansfield Tournament . In the classroom, Robertson was on the A/B honor roll .

30 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008-09 In Review

2008-09 Postseason Recap Page 32-33 Stats & Season Results Page 34-35 The Lone Star Conference Page 36-41 All-Time Record vs. Opponents Page 42 Postseason recap The 2008-09 season saw the Lady Buffs reach led the team in scoring and rebounding with 17 points top to win their second-consecutive LSC title with a final several milestones throughout the regular season and and 11 boards. Game two was a rematch of an earlier score of 66-59. Dreiling posted another double-double continuing into postseason play. The Lady Buffs posted game between WT and Southeastern Oklahoma. The with 23 points and 13 rebounds and was named the a 10-2 Lone Star Conference record to give them the regular season outing saw the Lady Buffs defeated tournament MVP. Courtney Lee was also named to the South Division title for the fourth-consecutive season by the Savage Storm, but the LSC tournament was a all-tournament team. and the number one seed in the Lone Star Conference different story as WT won handily with a score of 93-63. WT earned the first spot in the regional rankings to tournament. Dreiling once again led all scorers with 23 points. The host the South Central Regional tournament, featuring They started the tournament against Northeastern finals featured the number one seed in the North, Cen- Emporia State, Washburn, Abilene Christian, Central State, which would prove to be their closest game of the tral Oklahoma, against the Lady Buffs. The teams battled Oklahoma, Incarnate Word, St. Mary’s, and West Texas tournament with a final score of 66-61. Jamie Dreiling back and forth throughout the game, but WT finished on A&M. The first game was an LSC matchup against

32 11 NCAA APPEARANCES • 6 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Postseason recap Abilene Christian. It was clear that the Lady Buffs were on a mission as they posted a 78-53 victory over the Wildcats. WT went on to face Emporia State which turned into another tough battle. WT went into halftime only six points ahead of the Lady Hornets. The second half continued the strong play by both teams, but WT was able to hang on to their slim lead and win with a final score of 86-83. The Championship game was a rematch against Central Oklahoma and the Lady Buffs with the same result in favor of WT, 65-52 over the Bronchos for the South Central Regional Championship and the first NCAA Elite Eight berth in 11 seasons. Courtney Lee played the entire tournament with a broken hand and still posted double-digits in every game to be named the tournament MVP. Jamie Dreiling was named to the all-tournament team. The NCAA Elite Eight proved to be a tough mental battle for the Lady Buffs. They faced Delta State for the first round of the tournament and both teams struggled offensively. The score in the first half was 19-13, in favor of Delta State. The second half saw more offensive productivity by both teams, but it wasn’t enough as WT fell 55-47 to end their postseason run.

www.gobuffsgo.com 33 2008-09 Individual & conference stats All Games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 28-6 15-1 9-3 4-2 CONFERENCE 10-2 5-1 5-1 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 18-4 10-0 4-2 4-2

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS No. Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OFF dEF Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 BRISTER, Emily 25 23 539 21 .6 169 388 .436 41 103 .398 160 196 .816 50 76 126 5 .0 55 1 97 64 12 81 702 28 .1 05 DREILING, Jamie 34 34 483 14 .2 153 315 .486 17 51 333. 160 217 .737 98 165 263 7 .7 102 4 64 90 19 54 870 25 .6 23 LEE, Courtney 34 34 448 13 .2 175 365 .479 35 78 449. 63 82 .768 53 74 127 3 .7 73 1 87 49 10 49 965 28 .4 20 UNRUH, Joni 34 32 317 9 .3 120 263 .456 10 38 263. 67 88 .761 77 113 190 5 .6 81 2 61 66 5 72 887 26 .1 10 ISAACS, Holly 34 11 209 6 .1 67 151 .444 56 131 .427 19 25 .760 15 50 65 1 .9 63 0 86 41 0 31 912 26 .8 42 LEVEN, Ashley 34 0 153 4 .5 62 142 .437 0 0 .000 29 49 .592 31 58 89 2 .6 79 2 18 42 36 16 436 12 .8 13 MCLAIN, Megan 30 0 133 4 .4 47 140 .336 14 54 259. 25 38 .658 23 35 58 1 .9 53 1 24 25 8 21 369 12 .3 25 JOHNSON, Cecile 30 0 98 3 .3 37 94 .394 0 1 .000 24 33 .727 39 46 85 2 .8 66 1 5 33 7 11 342 11 .4 03 MCMENAMY, Cher 34 2 89 2 .6 33 61 .541 1 2 .500 22 36 .611 36 54 90 2 .6 49 0 30 25 11 11 384 11 .3 45 HAIRSTON, Le’Kre 21 0 45 2 .1 19 39 .487 0 1 .000 7 18 .389 10 11 21 1 .0 27 1 2 14 1 1 94 4 5. 11 BELL, Dixie 34 34 60 1 .8 19 47 .404 5 19 263. 17 30 .567 11 53 64 1 .9 68 1 72 39 6 38 685 20 .1 15 BRISTER, Michelle 13 0 4 0 .3 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 2 6 .333 0 6 6 0 .5 5 0 6 5 0 3 46 3 5. Total 34 2602 76.5 909 2031 .448 184 493 .373 600 824 .728 495 819 1314 38.6 731 14 562 513 118 392 6800 Opponents 34 2008 59.1 646 1709 .378 156 505 .309 560 820 .683 395 745 1140 33.5 688 - 403 731 80 197 6800

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total West Texas A&M 1283 1319 2602 Opponents 949 1059 2008

Lone Star Conference Games TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS No. Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OFF dEF Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 BRISTER, Emily 8 8 169 21 .1 51 123 .415 7 24 292. 60 72 .833 16 25 41 5 .1 16 0 30 28 5 30 242 30 .3 05 DREILING, Jamie 12 12 133 11 .1 42 94 .447 3 17 176. 46 65 .708 33 57 90 7 .5 39 3 17 33 8 19 272 22 .7 23 LEE, Courtney 12 12 159 13 .3 63 135 .467 9 24 375. 24 29 .828 16 25 41 3 .4 26 0 36 15 4 25 364 30 .3 20 UNRUH, Joni 12 12 140 11 .7 48 90 .533 4 11 364. 40 53 .755 32 54 86 7 .2 30 0 15 21 1 27 347 28 .9 10 ISAACS, Holly 12 4 76 6 .3 25 57 .439 19 48 396. 7 11 .636 8 14 22 1 .8 20 0 26 14 0 7 337 28 .1 42 LEVEN, Ashley 12 0 56 4 .7 27 63 .429 0 0 .000 2 16 .125 10 26 36 3 .0 22 0 4 18 14 8 182 15 .2 13 MCLAIN, Megan 10 0 46 4 .6 17 50 .340 3 15 200. 9 14 .643 9 12 21 2 .1 17 1 14 9 5 9 140 14 .0 25 JOHNSON, Ceciley 11 0 35 3 .2 16 34 .471 0 0 .000 3 5 .600 15 17 32 2 .9 29 1 0 14 5 5 107 9 7. 03 MCMENAMY, Cher 12 0 17 1 .4 7 19 .368 0 0 .000 3 8 .375 10 15 25 2 .1 17 0 12 8 6 4 129 10 .8 45 HAIRSTON, Le’Kre 7 0 12 1 .7 5 11 .455 0 0 .000 2 2 1 .000 2 1 3 0 .4 7 0 1 4 0 0 21 3 0. 11 BELL, Dixie 12 12 17 1 .4 5 10 .500 2 3 .667 5 10 .500 4 14 18 1 .5 33 1 18 14 0 16 233 19 .4 15 BRISTER, Michelle 6 0 3 0 .5 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 1 4 .250 0 3 3 0 .5 1 0 4 4 0 3 26 4 3. Total 12 863 71.9 307 689 .446 47 142 .331 202 289 .699 177 290 467 38.9 257 6 177 185 48 153 2400 Opponents 12 655 54.6 209 577 .362 49 159 .308 188 284 .662 133 249 382 31.8 241 8 133 264 19 64 2400

34 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008-09 schedule & results DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/08 2:00p m. . Huston-Tillotson W,96-48 756 (23)BRISTER, Emily (10)DREILING, Jamie 11/21/08 1:00 p m. . vs UC-Colorado Springs W,94-54 125 (24)DREILING, Jamie (7)UNRUH, Joni (7)MCMENAMY, Cherilyn 11/22/08 6:00 p m. . at Adams State W,89-65 1486 (31)BRISTER, Emily (6)LEE, Courtney 11/28/08 6:00p m. . Oklahoma Panhandle W,93-43 1149 (20)BRISTER, Emily (8)DREILING, Jamie 11/29/08 6:00 p m. . Drury W,80-62 1310 (22)BRISTER, Emily (10)DREILING, Jamie 12/04/08 6:00 p m. . Central Oklahoma W,86-79 1050 (34)BRISTER, Emily (12)DREILING, Jamie 12/06/08 2:00 p m. . Northeastern State W,79-70 652 (26)BRISTER, Emily (11)DREILING, Jamie 12/13/08 4:00 p m. . at East Central W,67-50 500 (17)BRISTER, Emily (10)DREILING, Jamie 12/15/08 6:00 p m. . at Southeastern Okla . 65-69,L 689 (27)BRISTER, Emily (13)UNRUH, Joni 12/28/08 6:00 p m. . at Mesa State College W,93-50 164 (22)DREILING, Jamie (7)MCMENAMY, Cherilyn 12/29/08 12:00 p .m . vs Fort Lewis College 64-66,L 124 (27)BRISTER, Emily (5)DREILING, Jamie 01/03/09 5:00 p m. . Southwestern W,75-45 925 (15)BRISTER, Emily (6)UNRUH, Joni 01/05/09 6:00 p m. . Cameron W,86-58 575 (21)BRISTER, Emily (8)DREILING, Jamie 01/08/09 7:00 p m. . at Texas Woman’s 88-93,L 257 (34)BRISTER, Emily (10)DREILING, Jamie 01/10/09 2:00 p m. . at Texas A&M-Commerce W,83-75 523 (35)BRISTER, Emily (8)BRISTER, Emily 01/17/09 6:00 p m. . * Abilene Christian W,91-65 2971 (35)BRISTER, Emily (8)BRISTER, Emily 01/21/09 6:00 p m. . * Midwestern State W,69-56 1120 (16)BRISTER, Emily (9)DREILING, Jamie 01/24/09 6:00 p m. . * at Tarleton W,70-63 2264 (25)BRISTER, Emily (13)DREILING, Jamie 01/28/09 6:00 p m. . * Angelo State W,72-45 1052 (18)BRISTER, Emily (7)DREILING, Jamie 01/31/09 5:00 p m. . * at Texas A&M-Kingsville W,64-61 517 (26)BRISTER, Emily (8)DREILING, Jamie 02/04/09 6:00 p m. . * Eastern New Mexico W,87-49 1215 (17)BRISTER, Emily (9)DREILING, Jamie 02/07/09 7:00 p m. . * at Eastern New Mexico W,87-47 485 (23)BRISTER, Emily (10)UNRUH, Joni 02/10/09 6:00 p m. . * at Midwestern State W,72-36 1271 (20)LEE, Courtney (10)UNRUH, Joni 02/14/09 6:00 p m. . * Tarleton W,69-50 1508 (18)UNRUH, Joni (6)UNRUH, Joni 02/18/09 6:00 p m. . * at Angelo State W,61-49 1675 (19)UNRUH, Joni (8)DREILING, Jamie 02/21/09 6:00 p m. . * Texas A&M-Kingsville L,66-70 1697 (25)DREILING, Jamie (9)DREILING, Jamie 02/28/09 6:00 p m. . * at Abilene Christian L,55-64 (14)LEE, Courtney (12)UNRUH, Joni 03/04/09 2:30 p m. . vs Northeastern State W,66-61 544 (17)DREILING, Jamie (11)DREILING, Jamie 03/06/09 6:00 p m. . vs Southeastern Okla . W,93-63 678 (23)DREILING, Jamie (7)MCMENAMY, Cherilyn 03/07/09 7:00 p m. . vs Central Oklahoma W,66-59 755 (23)DREILING, Jamie (13)DREILING, Jamie 03/13/09 8:00 p m. . Abilene Christian W,78-53 1552 (25)LEE, Courtney (6)UNRUH, Joni 03/14/09 8:00 p m. . $Emporia State W,86-83 1821 (23)DREILING, Jamie (6)JOHNSON, Ceciley (6)MCLAIN, Megan (6)DREILING, Jamie 03/16/09 7:00 p m. . $Central Oklahoma W,65-52 2602 (21)DREILING, Jamie (8)DREILING, Jamie (8)UNRUH, Joni 3/24/09 8:30 p .m . + vs Delta State L,47-55 857 (13)LEE, Courtney (12)DREILING, Jamie

* - Conference game $ - NCAA South Central Regional + - NCAA Division II Elite Eight

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME 16 21199 1325 AWAY 12 9658 805 NEUTRAL 6 3083 514 TOTAL 34 33940 998

www.gobuffsgo.com 35 the lone star conference Long known as a leader in intercollegiate athletics, the Lone Star Conference (LSC) is an innovative athletics con- ference which aims to provide a superior competitive experience for member institutions and to allow for comprehen- 2009-10 LSC Preseason sive development of student-athletes through academic services and life skills programming. The LSC continues to Poll build upon its proud history while developing into one of NCAA Division II’s most successful conferences. SOUTH DIVISION 1st place votes Pts. The league’s mission is to foster student participation and success among member institutions in Division II 1. West Texas A&M 9 1824 intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of each institution’s total educational program. The LSC pursues student- 2 . Tarleton State 4 110 athlete development with highest regard to the principles of academic excellence, sportsmanship, ethical conduct, 3 . Abilene Christian 4 108 resourcefulness, community service, gender equity, and diversity. 4 . Angelo State 2 93 The LSC - founded on April 25, 1931 - has grown from a five-team conference of Texas-based schools to a 5 . Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 80 15-member league that spans three states (Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico). The conference will expand in July 6 . Midwestern State 45 2010 with the addition of the University of Incarnate Word. The league continues to assist its member institutions in 7 . Eastern New Mexico 28 the maintenance of intercollegiate athletic programs that are compatible with the highest standards of education and NORTH DIVISION 1st place votes Pts. competitive sports. 1 . Central Oklahoma 17 164 Throughout the league’s 78-year history, various institutions have competed under the LSC banner. Today, only 2 . Southeastern Oklahoma 2 138 Texas A&M University-Commerce (then East Texas State) remains from the original group that was formed in 1931 3 . Northeastern State 2 125 when State, Southwest Texas State, Sam Houston State and Stephen F. Austin withdrew from the old 4 . Texas A&M-Commerce 100 Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association. 5 . Texas Woman’s 97 6 . East Central 56 The membership alignment has changed over the years, with current members having been added in each of the 7 . Southwestern Oklahoma 40 past five decades. Texas A&M-Kingsville (formerly Texas A&I) joined in 1954, followed by Angelo State in 1968 and 8 . Cameron 36 Abilene Christian in 1973. Conference membership remained within the Texas borders until 1984 when Eastern New Mexico was admitted. LSC North Preseason Player of the Year Since then, the LSC has grown to include members from Arkansas and Oklahoma. Destiny Brown - Southeastern Oklahoma Central Oklahoma (1987) and Cameron (1988, 1996) were the next additions in the LSC’s expansion phase, while Texas Woman’s (1989) and previous members West Texas A&M (1986, 1993) and Tarleton State (1968, 1994) joined LSC South Preseason Player of the Year Jamie Meyer - Abilene Christian the league soon after. Midwestern State was admitted early in 1995, and the league grew again later that year with the acceptance of four more Oklahoma schools - East Central, Northeastern State, Southeastern Oklahoma and Southwestern Oklahoma LSC Basketball Titles - along with Harding and Ouachita Baptist from Arkansas. That brought the league membership to 17, but Harding and OBU departed the conference after the 1999-2000 1983 Abilene Christian academic year to bring about the LSC’s current look. 1984 Howard Payne Other past members of the LSC include Trinity, Houston, Lamar, Howard Payne, Sul Ross State and McMurry. 1985 Abilene Christian 1986 Abilene Christian Beginning with the 1997-98 academic year, the league was formed into two divisions - North and South - in 1987 West Texas A&M football, volleyball, basketball, baseball and softball. Divisional champions are crowned according to results among 1988 West Texas A&M division teams, with an overall league champion also being decided either by crossover games or a postseason cham- 1989 West Texas A&M pionship tournament. For the third straight season, volleyball and baseball will play without divisions, utilizing a single 1990 West Texas A&M 1991 West Texas A&M conference standing to determine the regular-season champion and postseason seedings. 1992 Central Oklahoma While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of competitive athletic programs for its members, many 1993 Abilene Christian teams and individuals have gone on to distinguish themselves on the national stage. Entering 2009-10, LSC member 1994 Angelo State institutions had collected more than 100 team national championships, including 71 in NCAA Division II. 1995 West Texas A&M 1996 Abilene Christian The LSC conducts conference championships in 16 sports (eight men and eight women). Men’s championships 1997 West Texas A&M include football, soccer, cross country, basketball, baseball, , tennis and golf. Women’s titles are deter- 1998 Abilene Christian mined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, softball, track and field, tennis and golf. 1999 Abilene Christian The conference office is located in Richardson, Texas, a northern suburb of . Stan Wagnon serves as Commis- 2000 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2001 Midwestern State sioner, with assistance from Jay Poerner (Compliance) and Melanie Robotham (Media Relations). 2002 Angelo State 2003 Northeastern State 2004 Angelo State 2005 Angelo State 2006 West Texas A&M 2007 Texas A&M-Commerce 2008 West Texas A&M 2009 West Texas A&M

Tournament Titles

10 West Texas A&M 7 Abilene Christian 4 Angelo State 1 Howard Payne 1 Midwestern State 1 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 Central Oklahoma 1 Northeastern State 1 Texas A&M-Commerce

36 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS lone star conference standings

2008-09 LSC Standings LSC Tournament Results Tuesday, March 6 South Division LSC Tournament - First Round TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Angelo State 76, Southeastern Oklahoma 81 West Texas A&M 10-2 .833 28-6 .824 Northeastern State 61, West Texas A&M 66 Abilene Christian 9-3 .750 18-11 .621 Texas A&M-Commerce 76, Abilene Christian 74 Angelo State 7-5 .583 16-12 .571 Tarleton State 63, Central Oklahoma 66 Tarleton State 7-5 .583 16-12 .571 Texas A&M-Kingsville 6-6 .500 16-11 .593 Midwestern State 3-9 .250 8-18 .308 Thursday, March 8 Eastern New Mexico 0-12 .000 9-21 .300 LSC Tournament - Semifinals Southeastern Oklahoma 63, West Texas A&M 93 North Division Conference Overall Texas A&M-Commerce 86, Central Oklahoma 100 TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Central Oklahoma 13-1 .929 27-6 .818 Southeastern Oklahoma 11-3 .786 21-9 .700 Friday, March 9 Texas A&M-Commerce 9-5 .643 18-11 .621 LSC Tournament - Final Northeastern State 8-6 .571 16-12 .571 West Texas A&M 66, Central Oklahoma 59 Texas Woman’s 7-7 .500 16-11 .593 Southwestern Oklahoma 4-10 .286 8-19 .296 East Central 3-11 .214 9-19 .321 Cameron 1-13 .071 6-21 .222

NORTH DIVISION -- FIRST TEAM SOUTH DIVISION -- FIRST TEAM Pos. Player School Year Hometown Pos Player School Year Hometown G Britney Jordan Texas A&M-Commerce Sr . Peoria, Ill . G Emily Brister West Texas A&M Sr. Amarillo, Texas F Destiny Brown Southeastern Okla . Jr . Stillwater, Okla . C Audrey Maxwell-Lively Abilene Christian Sr . Abilene, Texas F Lizzie Brenner Central Oklahoma Sr . Woodward, Okla . C LaKeisha Jones Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr . Winnsboro, La . F Renee Renz Texas Woman’s Sr . Flower Mound, Texas F Jamie Meyer Abilene Christian Jr . Round Rock, Texas G Ashley Tucker Southeastern Okla . Sr . Cushing, Okla . F Camille Perkins Angelo State So . Groesbeck, Texas

NORTH DIVISION -- SECOND TEAM SOUTH DIVISION -- SECOND TEAM Pos. Player School Year Hometown Pos. Player School Year Hometown F Jasmine Webb Northeastern State So . Owasso, Okla . C JoAnne Jones Tarleton State Jr . Arlington, Texas C Nola Taylor Texas A&M-Commerce Sr . Oakland, Calif . F Jamie Dreiling West Texas A&M Sr. Lake Kiowa, Texas F Ashley Beckley Central Oklahoma So . Turpin, Okla . G Courtney Lee West Texas A&M Sr. Arlington, Texas G Jessica Durr Texas Woman’s Jr . Plano, Texas F Cat Clay Eastern New Mexico So . Deming, N .M . G Lindsey Sams Northeastern State Sr . Garfield, Ark . F Dyana Bullinger Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr . Spring, Texas

NORTH DIVISION -- HONORABLE MENTION SOUTH DIVISION -- HONORABLE MENTION

Pos. Player Year School Pos. Player Year School G Mallory Markus Sr . Central Oklahoma F Jody Meyer Jr . Abliene Christian G Christina Yarbrough Jr . Central Oklahoma G Katherine Kundmueller Jr . Abilene Christian G Rose Anderson Jr . Central Oklahoma G Kelsey Darby Jr . Abilene Christian F Kacey Thomas Sr . East Central F Ann Parks St . Angelo State F Cristy Nitz Fr . Northeastern State F Rosy Ofoegbu Sr . Midwestern State F Jasmine Hughey So . Southeastern Oklahoma G Andrea Buben Jr . Midwestern State F Jennifer DeGarmo So . Soutwestern Oklahoma G Shelby Adamson Fr . Tarleton State G Jessica Hanna R-Fr . Texas Woman’s F D’Anna Dingler Sr . Tarleton State G Sonya Sundberg So . Tarleton State NORTH DIVISION -- SPECIAL AWARDS F Angela Franklin Jr . Texas A&M-Kingsville G Joni Unruh So. West Texas A&M Player of the Year: SOUTH DIVISION -- SPECIAL AWARDS Britney Jordan, Texas A&M-Commerce

Defensive Player of the Year: Player of the Year: Emily Brister, West Texas A&M Cristina Yarbrough, Central Oklahoma

Freshman of the Year: Defensive Player of the Year: Courtney Lee, West Texas A&M Alix Perkins, Northeastern State

Newcomer of the Year: Freshman of the Year: Shelby Adamson, Tarleton State Rose Anderson, Central Oklahoma

Coach of the Year: Newcomer of the Year: Angela Franklin, Texas A&M-Kingsville Guy Hardaker, Central Oklahoma Coach of the Year: Scott Hyland, Texas A&M-Kingsville

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Abilene Angelo Cameron Central Christian State University Oklahoma

January 16 • 2 p.m. CT January 27 • 6 p.m. CT December 14 • 6 p.m. CT January 9 • 2 p.m. CT Moody Colesium Aggie Gym Hamilton Field House February 27 • 4 p.m. CT February 17 • 6 p.m. CT First United Bank Center First United Bank Center

Shawna Lavendar Sally Brooks Tom Webb Guy Hardaker Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

www.acusports.com www.angelosports.com www.goaggies.cameron.edu www.bronchosports.com

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Location: Abilene, Texas Location: San Angelo, Texas Location: Lawton, Okla . Location: Edmond, Okla . Founded: 1906 Founded: 1928 Founded: 1908 Founded: 1890 Enrollment: 4,800 Enrollment: 6,250 Enrollment: 5,500 Enrollment: 15,500 Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Rambelles Nickname: Aggies Nickname: Bronchos Colors: Purple and White Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Black and Gold Colors: Bronze and Blue Conference: Lone Star (South) Conference: Lone Star (South) Conference: Lone Star (North) Conference: Lone Star (North) Athletics Director: Jared Mosley Athletics Director: Kathleen Brasfield Athletics Director: Jim Jackson Athletics Director: Joe Muller Arena: Moody Coliseum Arena: Junell Center/ Stephens Arena Arena: Aggie Gym Arena: Hamilton Field House Capacity: 4,700 Capacity: 5,500 Capacity: 1,800 Capacity: 3,000 2009-10 Record: 18-11, 9-3 LSC 2009-10 Record: 16-12, 7-5 LSC 2009-10 Record: 6-21, 1-13 LSC 2009-10 Record: 27-6, 13-1 LSC Head Coach: Shawna Lavendar Head Coach: Sally Brooks Head Coach: Tom Webb Head Coach: Guy Hardaker Record at School: 109-70 (7 seasons) Record at School: 195-76 (10 seasons) Record at School: 6-21 (1 season) Record at School: 66-34 (3 seasons) SID: Lance Fleming SID: Dave Wester SID: Craig Martin SID: Mike Kirk Office Phone: 325-674-2693 Office Phone: 325-942-2378 Office Phone: 580-581-2303 Office Phone: 405-974-2142 Fax: 325-674-2689 Fax: 325-942-2298 Fax: 580-581-5537 Fax: 405-974-3820 E-Mail: flemingl@acu edu. E-Mail: dwester@angelo .edu E-Mail: cmartin@cameron .edu E-Mail: mkirk@ucok .edu Series Record: Series Record: Series Record: Series Record: Last Meeting: March 13, 2009 Last Meeting: February 18, 2009 Last Meeting: January 5, 2009 Last Meeting: March 16, 2009 Score: WT 78, ACU 53 Score: WT 61, ASU 49 Score: WT 86, CU 58 Score: WT 65, UCO 52

38 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009 LSC opponents

East Eastern Midwestern Northeastern Central New Mexico State State

December 3 • 6 p.m. CT February 3 • 7 p.m. CT January 20 • 6 p.m. CT January 7 • 6 p.m. CT First United Bank Center Greyhound Arena D.L. Ligon Coliseum Dobbins Field House February 6 • 4 p.m. CT February 10 • 6 p.m. CT First United Bank Center First United Bank Center

Kent Franz Linden Weese Noel Johnson Randy Gipson Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

www.ecutigersports.com www.enmusports.com www.msumustangs.com www.lionathletics.com

Quick Facts Quick Facts Quick Facts Quick Facts Location: Ada, Okla . Location: Portales, N .M . Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Location: Tahlequah, Okla . Founded: 1909 Founded: 1934 Founded: 1922 Founded: 1909 Enrollment: 4,600 Enrollment: 4,135 Enrollment: 6,000 Enrollment: 9,200 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Zias Nickname: Mustangs Nickname: River Hawks Colors: Orange and Black Colors: Green and Silver Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Green and White Conference: Lone Star (North) Conference: Lone Star (South) Conference: Lone Star (South) Conference: Lone Star (North) Athletics Director: Brian DeAngelis Athletics Director: Mike Maquire Athletics Director: Charlie Carr Athletics Director: Eddie Griffin Arena: Kerr Activities Center Arena: Greyhound Arena Arena: D .L . Ligon Coliseum Arena: Dobbins Field House Capacity: 4,000 Capacity: 4,800 Capacity: 5,200 Capacity: 1,200 2009-10 Record: 9-19, 3-11 LSC 2009-10 Record: 9-21, 0-12 LSC 2009-10 Record: 8-18, 3-9 LSC 2009-10 Record: 16-12, 8-6 LSC Head Coach: Kent Franz Head Coach: Linden Weese Head Coach: Noel Johnson Head Coach: Randy Gipson Record at School: 256-240 (19 seasons) Record at School: 28-55 (3 seasons) Record at School: 8-18 (1 season) Record at School:181-104(11 seasons) SID: Brian Johnson SID: Adam Pitterman SID: Trey Reed SID: Scott Pettus Office Phone: 580-559-5258 Office Phone: 505-563-4309 Office Phone: 940-397-4818 Office Phone: 940-898-2373 Fax: 580-332-8361 Fax: 505-562-4384 Fax: 940-691-8129 Fax: 940-898-2400 E-Mail: bjohnson@mailclerk .ecok .edu E-Mail: adam .pitterman@enmu .edu E-Mail: trey .reed@mwsu edu. E-Mail: pettusr@nsuok .edu Series Record: Series Record: Series Record: Series Record: WT leads, 9-5 Last Meeting: December 13, 2008 Last Meeting: February 7, 2009 Last Meeting: February 10, 2009 Last Meeting: March 4, 2009 Score: WT 67, ECU 50 Score: WT 87, ENMU 47 Score: WT 71, MSU 31 Score: WT 66, NEOSU 61

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Southeastern Southwestern Tarleton State Texas A&M -

Oklahoma Oklahoma January 23 • 4 p.m. CT Commerce December 5 • 2 p.m. CT December 12 • 6 p.m. CT First United Bank Center December 21 • 4 p.m. CT First United Bank Center Rankin Williams Field- February 13 • 5 p.m. CT First United Bank Center house Wisdom Gym

Darin Grover Kelsi Bond Ronnie Hearne Nicole Anderson Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

www.nsuoksports.com www.gosavagestorm.com www.swosu.edu/athletics www.tarletonsports.com

Quick Facts Quick Facts Quick Facts Quick Facts Location: Durant, Okla . Location: Weatherford, Okla . Location: Stephenville, Texas Location: Commerce, Texas Founded: 1909 Founded: 1903 Founded: 1899 Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 4,200 Enrollment: 5,200 Enrollment: 9,021 Enrollment: 9,340 Nickname: Savage Storm Nickname: Bulldogs Nickname: TexAnns Nickname: Lions Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Blue and White Colors: Purple and White Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Lone Star (North) Conference: Lone Star (North) Conference: Lone Star (South) Conference: Lone Star (South) Athletics Director: Keith Baxter Athletics Director: Kelli Litsch-interim Athletics Director: Lonn Reisman Athletics Director: Carlton Cooper Arena: Bloomer Sullivan Gymnasium Arena: Rankin Williams Fieldhouse Arena: Wisdom Gym South Arena: A&M-C Fieldhouse Capacity: 2,000 Capacity: 2,400 Capacity: 700 Capacity: 1,000 2009-10 Record: 21-9, 11-3 LSC 2009-10 Record:8-19, 4-10 2009-10 Record:16-12, 7-5 LSC 2009-10 Record: 18-11, 10-3 LSC Head Coach: Darin Grover Head Coach: Kelsi Bond Head Coach: Ronnie Hearne Head Coach: Nicole Anderson Record at School: 63-49 (4 seasons) Record at School: 0-0 (first season) Record at School: 100-67 (5 seasons) Record at School: 0-0 (first season) SID: Matt Thomas SID: Justin Tinder SID: Joey Roberts SID: Danny Kambel Office Phone: 580-745-2646 Office Phone: 580-774-7162 Office Phone: 254-968-9077 Office Phone: 903-886-5131 Fax: 580-745-7492 Fax: 580-774-7144 Fax: 254-968-9555 Fax: 903-468-3027 E-Mail: mthomas@sosu .edu E-Mail: justin .tinder@swosu edu. E-Mail: jroberts@tarleton .edu E-Mail: danny_kambel@tamu-commerce .edu Series Record: Series Record: WT leads, 6-2 Series Record: Series Record: Last Meeting: March 6, 2009 Last Meeting: January 3, 2009 Last Meeting: February 14, 2009 Last Meeting: January 10,2009 Score: WT 93, SOSU 63 Score: WT 75, SWOSU 45 Score: WT 69, TSU 50 Score: WT 83, A&M-C 75

40 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009 LSC opponents

2009-10 Women’s basketball Visiting SID Contact Information Abilene Christian Southeastern Oklahoma Texas A&M - Texas Lance Flemming Matt Thomas Kingsville Woman’s E-Mail: flemingl@acu .edu E-Mail: mthomas@se .edu Office: 325-674-2693 Office: 580-745-2646 January 13 • 6 p.m. CT December 19 • 6 p.m. CT Fax: 325-674-2693 Fax: 580-745-7492 First United Bank Center First United Bank Center ACU Box 27795 1405 N . 4th Ave . PMB 4132 Abilene, Texas 79699 Durant, OK 74701 February 24 • 6 p.m. CT Steinke Center Angelo State Southwestern Oklahoma Ronn Rowland Justin Tinder E-Mail: rrowland@angelo .edu E-Mail: Justin .tinder@swosu .edu Office: 325-942-2378 Office: 580-774-7162 Fax: 325-942-2298 Fax: 580-774-7144 ASU Station #10899 100 Campus Drive San Angelo, Texas 76904 Weatherford, OK 73096

Cameron University Tarleton State Craig Martin Dameon Myres E-Mail: cmartin@cameron .edu E-Mail: myres@tarleton .edu Office: 580-581-2303 Office: 254-968-9077 Fax: 580-581-5537 Fax: 254-968-1806 2800 W . Gore Boulevard Box T-720 Lawton, OK 73505 Stephenville, TX 76402

Central Oklahoma Commerce Mike Kirk Danny Kambel E-Mail: mkirk@ucok .edu E-Mail: Danny_Kambel@tamu-commerce .edu Office: 405-974-2142 Office: 903-886-5131 Fax: 405-974-3820 Fax: 903-468-3033 100 N . University Drive P .O . Box 3011 Edmond, OK 73034 Commerce, TX 75429-3001 Scott Hyland Beth Jillson Head Coach Head Coach East Central Kingsville Brian Johnson Shane Meling E-Mail: bjohnson@ecok .edu E-Mail: kusmm001@tamuk .edu www.lionathletics.com www.tarletonsports.com Office: 580-559-5258 Office: 361-593-2870 Fax: 580-332-3820 Fax: 361-593-3180 Quick Facts Quick Facts 200 Stadium Drive MSC 202 Ada, OK 74820 Kingsville, TX 78363 Location: Kingsville, Texas Location: Denton, Texas Eastern New Mexico Texas Woman’s Founded: 1925 Founded: 1901 Adam Pitterman Naveen Boppana Enrollment: 6,800 Enrollment: 12,183 E-Mail: adam pitterman@enmu. .edu E-Mail: nboppana@twu .edu Nickname: Javelinas Nickname: Pioneers Office: 575-562-4309 Office: 361-593-2870 Fax: 575-562-4384 Fax: 940-898-3180 Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Maroon and White ENMU Station #17 P .O . Box 425349 Conference: Lone Star (South) Conference: Lone Star (South) Portales, NM 88130 Denton, TX 76204 Athletics Director: Scott Gines Athletics Director: Chalese Connors Arena: Steinke Center Arena: Kitty Magee Arena Midwestern State Lone Star Conference Trey Reed Melanie Robotham Capacity: 5,000 Capacity: 1,800 E-Mail: trey .reed@mwsu .edu E-Mail: robothamm@lonestarconference org. 2009-10 Record: 16-11, 6-6 LSC 2009-10 Record: 16-11, 7-7 LSC Office: 940-397-4818 Office: 972-234-0033 x . 103 Head Coach: Scott Hyland Head Coach: Beth Jillson Fax: 940-691-8129 Fax: 972-234-4110 3410 Taft Boulevard Cell: 479-283-4054 Record at School: 23-31 (2 season) Record at School: 28-27 (2 seasons) Wichita Falls, TX 76308 1221 W . Campbell, Suite 171 SID: Shane Meling SID: Naveen Boppana Richardson, TX 75080 Office Phone: 361-593-2870 Office Phone: 940-898-2373 Northeastern State Fax: 361-593-3180 Fax: 940-898-2400 Scott Pettus E-Mail: pettusr@nsuok .edu E-Mail: kusmm001@tamuk .edu E-Mail: nboppana@twu .edu Office: 918-444-3955 Series Record: Series Record: WT leads, 38-3 Fax: 918-458-2339 Last Meeting: February 21, 2009 Last Meeting: January 8, 2009 603 N . Grand Ave . Tahlequah, OK 74464 Score: WT 66, TAMUK 70 Score: WT 88, TWU 93

www.gobuffsgo.com 41 all time records vs. Opponents Opponent W T Opponent W T Opponent W T Abilene Christian 40 14 Howard Payne 3 0 Sam Houston State 1 0 Adams State 3 0Huston-Tilloston 1 0 0 1 Air Force 1 1 Illinois-Chicago 1 0 San Diego State 0 1 Alabama-Huntsville 1 0 IUPU-Fort Wayne 1 0 San Francisco State 2 0 Alaska-Anchorage 1 0 IUPU-Indianapolis 1 0 Santa Fe 2 0 Alaska-Fairbanks 1 0 Johnson C . Smith 1 0 Opponent W T American-Puerto Rico 1 0 Keene State 1 0 South Dakota State 1 0 Angelo State 31 11 Lake Superior State 1 0 Southeast Missouri State 2 1 Arkansas Tech 0 1 Lamar 0 1 Southeastern Okla. State 10 6 Assumption 1 0 Langston 2 0 Southern Colorado 2 1 Augustana 1 0 Lincoln 1 0 Southern Ill .-Edwardsville 3 0 Baylor 1 0 Lubbock Christian 1 0 Southern 1 0 Bellarmine 1 0 Mary-Hardin Baylor 1 0 Southern Methodist 0 3 Belmont Abbey 1 0 Marymount 1 0 Southern Nazarene 1 0 Bethany Nazarene 1 0 McPherson 1 0 Southwest Baptist 2 1 Cal-Davis 2 1 Mesa State 3 0Southwestern Okla. State 12 1 Cal Poly SLO 1 1 Metro State 7 2 Southwest Missouri State 1 0 Cal Poly Pomona 1 2 Midwestern State 31 8St . Edward’s 3 0 Cal-Riverside 2 0 Millersville 1 0 St . Mary’s 2 0 Cal State-Dominguez Hills 1 0 Minnesota-Mankato 0 1 St . Mary of the Plains 1 0 Cal State-Fullerton 0 2 Minnesota-Morris 1 0 St . Thomas 1 0 Cal State-Hayward 2 0 Missouri-Rolla 1 0 Stonehill 0 2 Cal State-Los Angeles 4 1 Missouri Southern 1 0 Tarleton State 23 3 Cal State-Northridge 1 1 Missouri Western 1 1 Tennessee Tech 1 0 Cal State-Sacramento 1 0 Montana 1 0 Texas A&M-Commerce 36 5 Cal State-San Bernardino 2 0 Montana State-Billings 1 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 40 8 Cal State-Stanislaus 2 0 Montana State-Northern 0 1 Texas-Arlington 3 2 Cameron 27 2 National Christian 1 0 Texas-Austin 0 1 Central Missouri State 3 2 Nebraska-Kearney 2 0 Texas Christian 3 0 Central Oklahoma 28 4Nebraska-Omaha 2 0 Texas-El Paso 7 2 Chadron State 4 0 Nevada-Las Vegas 0 2 Texas-Pan American 2 0 Chapman 4 1 New Mexico 3 3 Texas-San Antonio 6 2 Colorado 1 0 New Mexico Highlands 6 0 Texas Tech 0 5 Colorado Christian 1 0 New Mexico State 2 3 Texas Wesleyan 1 0 Colo .-Colorado Springs 4 1North Carolina-Greensboro 1 0 Texas Woman’s 38 4 Colorado State 1 1 North Dakota State 1 2 Tulsa 1 1 Cornell 1 0 North Texas 6 0 U .S . International 2 0 Creighton 0 1 Northeastern State (Okla.) 9 5Washburn 3 4 Delta State 1 1 Northern Arizona 1 0 Washington 0 1 Denver 7 1 Northern Colorado 1 0 Wayland Baptist 9 7 Detroit 0 1 Northern Kentucky 1 1 Wayne State 1 0 Drake 0 1 Northern State (S D. .) 1 0 West Georgia 1 0 Drury 1 1Northwest Missouri State 4 0 Western New Mexico 4 1 Duke 0 1 Northwestern Okla . State 2 0 Western Oklahoma 1 0 East Central 7 3Northwood 1 0 Western State 1 0 Eastern New Mexico 51 9Notre Dame (Calif ). 1 0 Wichita State 0 1 Edinboro 1 0 Oklahoma 0 2 Wheeling Jesuit 1 0 Emporia State 7 4Oklahoma Baptist 1 0 Wyoming 1 0 Felician 1 0 0 1 Bold = LSC Opponents Florida Atlantic 1 0 Oklahoma State 4 1 Florida Tech 1 0 Oral Roberts 4 2 Fort Lewis 3 1 Ouachita State 1 2 Fort Hays State 1 0 Panhandle State (Okla ). 15 2 Friends 1 0 Pittsburg State 2 0 Grand Valley State 1 1 Portland State 1 0 Hampton Institute 0 1 Regis 1 0 Hardin-Simmons 10 2 Rockhurst 1 0 Harding 2 0 Rollins 1 0 Henderson State 5 1 Saginaw Valley State 1 0

42 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS THE RECORD BOOK

WT Record Book Page 44-46 LSC Record Book Page 47 WT All-Americans Page 48-49 All-Time Letterwinners Page 50 All-Time Schedule/Results Page 51-53 Championship History Page 54 west texas a&M record book Single Game Team Field Goal Percentage Most Points in a Game 5 . 21, Latraica Spencer 1-6-00 6 . 17, Candace Nickelson 1-10-94 Records 1 . .706 vs . TAMU-Kingsville 2-6-88 1 . 47, Brandi Green 12-20-00 2 . 40, Pat McDonald 11-29-91 17, Pat McDonald 2-29-92 Most Points 2 . .689 Pan American 12-28-85 3 . 38, Vanessa Wells 2-8-88 8 . 16, Keisha Monroe 12-30-05 3 . .683 E . New Mexico 1-29-86 16, Celeste Stevenson 3-11-05 1 . 155 National Christian 11-29-02 4 . .672 Cameron 12-11-94 38, Latraica Spencer 12-9-99 2 . 134 Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 38, Emily Brister 12-3-05 16, Rhonda Kimbrough 11-30-82 5 . .667 E . New Mexico 1-7-91 16, Kara Townsen 1-9-97 3 . 130 Pan American 12-28-85 6 . .655 East Texas State 1-21-89 6 . 36, Emily Brister 2-21-07 4 . 127 Panhandle State 12-4-95 7 . .620 UN-Omaha 3-3-92 36, Natasha Taylor 12-1-94 Consecutive FTs in a Game 5 . 126 East Texas State 2-26-91 8 . .607 N .M . Highlands 11-27-06 36, Natasha Taylor 2-13-95 1 . 14, Latraica Spencer 1-6-00 6 . 123 Midwestern State 1-20-84 9 . .596 Cameron 1-9-94 36, Latraica Spencer 11-20-99 2 . 13, Becky Barnes 3-5-95 7 . 122 Santa Fe 2-5-82 10 . .593 TAMU-Kingsville 2-4-06 10 . 35 Emily Brister 12-30-06 8 . 117 N D. . California 1-25-95 35, Diane Hunt 12-2-89 3 . 11, Courtney Lee 12-20-06 9 . 113 Texas Woman’s 1-1-88 Free Throw Percentage 35, Emily Brister 1-10-09 11, Emily Brister 12-8-07 10 . 113 East Texas State 1-13-96 35, Emily Brister 1-17-09 5 . 10, Emily Brister 1-24-07 1 . 1 .000 TAMU-K (10-10) 2-6-86 10, Emily Brister 12-2-06 2 . .958 SWOSU (23-24) 1/12/08 Most FG Attempts in a Game Most Points - 1st Half 3 . 947 . UTEP (18-19) 2-3-86 Most Rebounds in a Game 4 . .941 TAMU-Commerce(16-17) 3-3-07 1 . 33, Emily Brister 1-8-09 1 . 69 vs . Pan American 12-28-85 1 . 20, Latoya Robinson 1-24-02 .941 Tarleton (16-17) 2-17-95 2 . 31, Brandi Green 2-3-01 2 . 67 Coll . Notre Dame 1-1-88 20, Latoya Roinson 11-23-02 .941 TWU (16-17) 2-9-06 31, Latraica Spencer 1-4-00 3 . 64 Midwestern State 1-19-85 3 . 19, Pat McDonald 2-29-92 4 . 63 Johnson C . Smith 11-30-95 7 . .933 Four Times 4 . 30, Brandi Green 12-20-00 30, Denise Hunt 12-2-89 4 . 18, Rhonda Kimbrough 11-30-81 5 . 62 Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 8 . .917 Five Times 6 . 28, Teresa Tinner 1-25-88 5 . 17, Pat McDonald 1-19-91 Rebounds 7 . 27, Pat McDonald 3-8-91 17, Pat McDonald 12-9-91 Most Points - 2nd Half 8 . 25, Natasha Taylor 12-4-95 17, Pat McDonald 1-21-92 1 . 61 N .M . Highlands 12-16-06 17, Brandi Green 2-24-99 1 . 76 vs . East Texas State 2-26-91 61 SW Oklahoma 1-16-03 25, Vanessa Wells 12-20-86 2 . 73 Southern Colorado 12-5-86 25, Vanessa Wells 1-29-87 17, Latoya Robinson 1-28-02 3 . 59 East Central 1-14-06 17, Latoya Robinson 2-9-02 3 . 72 Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 59 Grand Valley 12-10-99 25, Emily Brister 2-27-08 4 . 69 Panhandle State 12-4-95 17, Latoya Robinson 11-30-02 59 Hardin-Simmons 2-22-86 Most FG Made in a Game 17, Celeste Stevenson 1-16-03 5 . 65 Angelo State 1-17-87 6 . 58 ENMU 12-30-05 1 . 20, Brandi Green 12-20-01 17, Alicia Saunders 1-14-06 Fewest Points Allowed 7 . 56 Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 2 . 17, Pat McDonald 11-29-91 - 1st Half 8 . 55 Mankato 12-18-02 Most Assists in a Game 9 . 53 Midwestern State 2-24-07 3 . 16, Merry Johnson 2-25-82 1 . 18, Stephanie Williams 12-4-95 1 . 0 NM Highlands 11-23-07 53 NM Highlands 11-23-07 16, Vanessa Wells 2-8-88 2 . 10 vs . East Texas State 1-21-89 5 . 15, Natasha Taylor 12-1-94 2 . 16, Mitzi Marquart 1-24-84 3 . 11 Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 Steals 15, Emily Brister 1-8-09 16, Angela Seay 1-25-88 16, Angela Seay 2-15-88 11 Panhandle State 12-4-95 1 . 41 Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 7 . 14, 12 times 11 Metro State 11-23-90 5 . 15, Mitzi Marquart 1-30-84 2 . 33 Cameron 2-15-88 Most 3 Pt FG Made in a 6 . 14, Jennifer Brock 2-11-06 11 Friends 2-5-87 3 . 33 Abilene Christian 2-18-83 7 . 12 Abilene Christian 1-20-07 Game 7 . 13, Stephanie Williams 1-23-95 4 . 29 Coll . Notre Dame 1-1-88 13, Sarah Allen 12-6-96 8 . 14 Northeastern State 1-6-07 1 . 10, Carlee Howard 2-19-04 5 . 28 Metro State 11-23-90 13, Jennifer Brock 2-22-06 2 . 9, Valeree Valdez 12-11-98 6 . 26 Panhandle St . 12-4-95 10 . 12, Josephine Longoria 12-12-91 Fewest Points Allowed - 3 . 8, Emily Brister 2-21-07 26 East Texas St . 2-26-91 12, Sheila Johnson 12-20-91 2nd Half 4 . 6, Emily Brister 12-30-06 8 . 25 Cal-State Dom . 11-24-91 12, Becky Barnes 2-25-95 6, Lori DeShields 2-24-96 1 . 10 vs . Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 25 Metro State 11-28-87 12, Becky Barnes 2-1-95 6, Stephanie Williams 2-1-96 10 Panhandle State 11-23-83 10 . 24 Angelo State 1-28-09 12, Mindy Norman 2-8-01 3 . 13 Felician College 11-03-06 6, Elayne Carruthers 1-13-90 Blocked Shots 13 Metro State 11-23-90 6, Carlee Howard 2-15-03 Most Steals in a Game 13 A&M-Kingsville 2-2-91 6, Emily Brister 11-24-06 1 . 16 East Central 1-14-06 1 . 11, Josephine Longoria 11-23-90 6 . 14 Panhandle State 12-4-95 6, Emily Brister 12-21-05 2 . 14 MSU 2-22-06 11, Josephine Longoria 1-9-89 14 St . Thomas 1-1-87 14 TAMUK 2-24-06 6, Emily Brister 12-3-05 11, Von Tucker 1-12-87 8 . 15 Mesa State 12-28-08 3 . 12 vs . Cameron 2-15-88 Most FTs in a Game 4 . 10, Ronnie Poellnitz 12-9-99 4 . 11 West Georgia 12-1-90 10, Vasha Adams 2-27-05 Fewest Points Allowed 11 Denver 12-18-90 1 . 21, Mindy Norman 1-27-01 10, Emily Brister 2-25-06 11 SWOSU 3-1-05 2 . 20, Latraica Spencer 1-6-00 1 . 21 vs . Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 7 . 9, Emily Brister 11-24-06 8 . 10 Western New Mexico 1-3-91 3 . 19, Emily Brister 02-03-07 2 . 24 Metro State 11-23-90 9, Pat McDonald 2-2-91 10 Marymount 12-19-87 4 . 18, Celeste Stevenson 2-18-02 24 NM Highlands 11-23-07 9, Natasha Taylor 1-7-97 10 Texas Christian 11-19-83 5 . 16, Natasha Taylor 1-27-96 4 . 25 Panhandle State 12-4-95 9, Latraica Spencer 12-9-99 10 A&M Kingsville 1-20-00 16, Jamie Dreiling 3-14-09 5 . 27 St . Thomas 1-1-87 9, Emily Brister 12-3-05 10 SW Oklahoma 1-16-03 7 . 14, Josephine Longoria 12-2-90 6 . 30 Metro State 11-24-90 10 Abilene Christian 2-28-09 14, Kara Townsen 1-9-97 7 . 33 National Christian 11-29-01 Most Blocked Shots in a 14, Celeste Stevenson 3-11-05 9 . 34 N D. . –California 1-1-88 Fewest Turnovers Game 10 . 13, Becky Barnes 3-5-95 1 . 5 Texas Woman’s 2-9-88 13, Pat McDonald 2-24-92 1 . 12, Alicia Saunders 1-14-06 Largest Winning Margin 2 . 6 NC-Greensboro 12-2-89 13, Darla Leavitt 1-9-02 2 . 9, Alicia Saunders 2-22-06 1 . 113 vs . Am-Puerto Rico 12-9-99 6 Duke 3-20-86 13, Latraica Spencer 11-19-99 3 . 8, Alicia Saunders 1-17-06 2 . 102 Panhandle State 12-4-95 4 . 8 Texas-El Paso 2-20-84 13, Emily Brister 1-24-09 8, Alicia Saunders 3-10-06 3 . 88 East Texas State 2-26-91 8 Cameron 1-30-89 13, Emily Brister 12-29-08 8, Brandi Green 3-10-00 4 . 83 Coll . of Notre Dame 1-1-88 8 St . Mary of the Plains 1-4-91 6 . 7, Pat McDonald 11-22-91 5 . 81 Santa Fe 2-5-82 7 . 9 Cameron 11-30-06 Most FT Attempts in a Game 7, Merry Johnson 11-30-81 6 . 73 Pan American 12-28-85 9 Cameron 1-10-08 1 . 26, Mindy Norman 1-27-01 7, Merry Johnson 1-9-82 7 . 72 ENMU 2-2-89 9 Central Oklahoma 3-9-08 2 . 25, Jamie Dreiling 3-14-09 7, Denise Hunt 1-22-90 8 . 68 MSU 1-10-84 10 . 10 ACU 2-27-08 7, Keisha Monroe 1-12-06 9 . 65 NM Highlands 11-23-07 10 Eastern NM 2-4-09 3 . 23, Emily Brister 02-03-07 10 . 64 San Francisco St . 12-3-87 10 Abilene Christian 3-13-09 4 . 22, Celeste Stevenson 2-18-02

44 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS west texas a&M record book WTAMU Individual 9 . 56 Holly Isaacs 08-09 8 . .807 Emily Brister 05-06 8 . 3 .1 Vanessa Wells 86-87 Season Records 10 . 52 Holly Isaacs 07-08 9 . .797 Lori DeShields 94-95 3 .1 Emily Brister 07-08 10 . .792 Pat McDonald 90-91 10 . 3 .0 Josephine Longoria 89-90 Scoring 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Rebounds Blocked Shots 1 . 756 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 1 . 211 Suni Jo Petty 04-05 2 . 755 Emily Brister 06-07 2 . 209 Carlee Howard 03-04 1 . 350 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 1 . 134 Alicia Saunders 05-06 3 . 676 Emily Brister 05-06 3 . 196 Emily Brister 05-06 2 . 334 Merry Johnson 81-82 2 . 99 Brandi Green 98-99 4 . 675 Emily Brister 07-08 4 . 194 Emily Brister 06-07 3 . 312 Pat McDonald 91-92 3 . 91 Merry Johnson 81-82 5 . 657 Vanessa Wells 87-88 5 . 183 Lori DeShields 94-95 4 . 305 Alicia Saunders 05-06 4 . 87 Brandi Green 99-00 6 . 637 Brandi Green 00-01 6 . 182 Dana Cunningham 96-97 5 . 270 Pat McDonald 90-91 5 . 65 Brandi Green 00-01 7 . 619 Natasha Taylor 94-95 7 . 153 Valeree Valdez 99-00 6 . 265 Celeste Stevenson 02-03 6 . 61 Brandi Green 97-98 8 . 611 Pat McDonald 91-92 153 Suni Jo Petty 03-04 7 . 263 Emily Brister 08-09 7 . 55 Keisha Monroe 04-05 9 . 598 Latraica Spencer 99-00 9 . 152 Valeree Valdez 98-99 8 . 260 Brandi Green 00-01 8 . 52 Pat McDonald 91-92 10 . 592 Merry Johnson 82-82 10 . 150 Lori DeShields 95-96 9 . 253 Brandi Green 99-00 9 . 51 Denise Hunt 89-90 10 . 247 Teresa Tinner 88-89 10 . 37 Teresa Tinner 87-88 Scoring Average 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Average 1 . 23 .6 Brandi Green 00-01 Individual Single 2 . 22 .9 Emily Brister 06-07 1 . .500 Stephanie Williams 95-96 1 . 10 .8 Pat McDonald 91-92 3 . 22 .2 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 2 . .450 Carlee Massie 00-01 2 . 10 .3 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 Game Records 4 . 21 .8 Emily Brister 07-08 3 . .449 Courtney Lee 08-09 3 . 9 .8 Merry Johnson 81-82 Points: 5 . 21 .6 Emily Brister 08-09 4 . .445 Carlee Howard 03-04 4 . 9 .6 Brandi Green 00-01 6 . 21 .1 Pat McDonald 91-92 5 . .434 Valeree Valdez 97-98 5 . 9 .5 Alicia Saunders 05-06 47, Brandi Green (12-20-00) 21 .1 Emily Brister 05-06 6 . .433 Emily Brister 06-07 6 . 8 .8 Celeste Stevenson 02-03 FGs: 8 . 20 .6 Natasha Taylor 94-95 7 . .432 Lori DeShields 94-95 7 . 8 .5 Teresa Tinner 88-89 9 . 19 .9 Latraica Sprencer 99-00 8 . .427 Holly Isaacs 08-09 8 . 8 .4 Pat McDonald 90-91 20, Brandi Green (12-20-01) 10 . 19 .3 Vanessa Wills 87-88 9 . .423 Chelsea Blackshear 07-08 8 .4 Latraica Spencer 99-00 Blocks 19 .3 Celeste Stevenson 02-03 10 . .417 Mindy Norman 00-01 8 .4 Brandi Green 99-00 31, Latraica Spencer (1-4-00) Field Goals Made Free Throws Made Assists FG%: 1 . 311 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 1 . 209 Emily Brister 06-07 1 . 222 Jennifer Brock 05-06 2 . 288 Vanessa Wells 87-88 2 . 198 Emily Brister 07-08 2 . 216 Angela Seay 87-88 1 .000 Teresa Tinner (2-20-89) 3 . 261 Merry Johnson 81-82 3 . 196 Emily Brister 05-06 216 Mitzi Marquart 83-84 4 . 255 Brandi Green 00-01 4 . 192 Celeste Stevenson 02-03 3 . 207 Stephanie Williams 95-96 FTs: 5 . 176 Latraica Spencer 99-00 5 . 244 Pat McDonald 90-91 4 . 194 Maria Linggi 84-85 21, Mindy Norman (1-27-01) 6 . 236 Natasha Taylor 94-95 6 . 150 Celeste Stevenson 03-04 5 . 191 Angela Seay 86-87 7 . 235 Pat McDonald 91-92 7 . 147 Natasha Taylor 96-97 7 . 184 Angela Seay 85-86 FTAs: 8 . 231 Emily Brister 06-07 8 . 144 Natasha Taylor 94-95 8 . 183 Josephine Longoria 89-90 231 Teresa Tinner 87-88 9 . 127 Brandi Green 00-01 9 . 170 Merry Johnson 81-82 26, Mindy Norman (1-27-01) 231 Machelle Whitehead 85-86 10 . 125 Jennifer Brock 05-06 10 . 163 Josephine Longoria 91-92 FT%: Field Goals Attempted Free Throws Attempted Assist Average 1 .000 (13-13) Becky Barnes (3-5-95) 1 . 584 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 1 . 248 Latraica Spencer 99-00 1 . 7 .7 Mitzi Marquart 83-84 2 . 530 Merry Johnson 81-82 248 Celeste Stevenson 02-03 2 . 6 .9 Jennifer Brock 05-06 Most Rebounds: 3 . 519 Vanessa Wells 87-88 3 . 246 Emily Brister 06-07 3 . 6 .7 Stephanie Williams 95-96 4 . 486 Emily Brister 06-07 4 . 243 Emily Brister 05-06 4 . 6 .4 Angela Seay 87-88 20, Latoya Robinson (1-24-02) 5 . 477 Emily Brister 05-06 5 . 232 Emily Brister 07-08 5 . 6 .2 Angela Seay 86-87 6 . 464 Emily Brister 07-08 6 . 222 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-82 6 . 6 .1 Maria Linggi 84-85 Most Assists: 7 . 455 Vanessa Wells 86-87 7 . 204 Brandi Green 00-01 7 . 5 .9 Angela Seay 85-86 18, Stephanie Williams (12-4-95) 8 . 439 Brandi Green 00-01 8 . 201 Natasha Taylor 96-97 8 . 5 .6 Josephine Longoria 91-92 9 . 436 Vanessa Wells 85-86 9 . 196 Emily Brister 08-09 9 . 5 .5 Mindy Norman 00-01 Most Steals: 10 . 426 Celeste Stevenson 02-03 10 . 192 Natasha Taylor 94-95 10 . 5 .2 Becky Barnes 94-95 11, Von Tucker (1-12-87) Field Goal Percentage FT Percentage (50 attempts) Steals Josephine Longoria (1-28-89) 1 . .681 Darla Leavitt (145-213) 1990-91 1 . .918 Valeree Valdez 99-00 1 . 132 Josephine Longoria 90-91 Josephine Longoria (11-23-90 2 . .627 Paulita Murrell (173-276) 1995-96 2 . .876 Leona Gerber 88-89 132 Emily Brister 05-06 .627 Sharon Taylor (138-220) 1989-90 3 . .869 Josephine Longoria 90-91 3 . 115 Merry Johnson 81-82 4 . .621 Leona Gerber (151-243) 1987-88 4 . .853 Emily Brister 07-08 4 . 113 Von Tucker 86-87 5 . .617 Paulita Murrell (166-269) 1994-95 5 . .850 Emily Brister 06-07 5 . 105 Vasha Adams 03-04 6 . .600 Natasha Taylor (123-205) 1990-91 6 . .843 Valeree Valdez 98-99 6 . 101 Stephanie Williams 95-96 7 . .586 Brandi Green (160-273) 1998-99 7 . .840 Becky Barnes 94-95 7 . 98 Vanessa Wells 87-88 8 . .581 Natasha Taylor (236-406) 1994-95 8 . .828 Suni Jo Petty 04-05 8 . 97 Emily Brister 06-07 9 . .571 Teresa Tinner (231-404) 1987-88 9 . .827 Josephine Longoria 89-90 9 . 96 Josephine Longoria 89-90 10 . .570 Pat McDonald (235-241) 1991-92 10 . 818 . Wendy Morris 95-96 10 . 95 Vanessa Wells 86-87 3-Point Field Goals FT Percentage (100 at- 95 Emily Brister 07-08 1 . 93 Carlee Howard 03-04 tempts) Steal Average 2 . 84 Emily Brister 06-07 1 . .876 Leona Gerber 88-89 1 . 4 .1 Josephine Logoria 90-91 3 . 79 Lori DeShields 94-95 2 . .853 Emily Brister 07-08 4 .1 Emily Brister 05-06 4 . 72 Dana Cunningham 96-97 3 . .850 Emily Brister 06-07 3 . 3 .6 Von Tucker 86-87 5 . 62 Valeree Valdez 98-99 4 . .843 Valeree Valdez 98-99 4 . 3 .4 Merry Johnson 81-82 6 . 60 Valeree Valdez 99-00 5 . .827 Josephine Longoria 89-90 3 .4 Vasha Adams 03-04 7 . 59 Carlee Howard 02-03 6 . .825 Mindy Norman 00-01 6 . 3 .3 Stephanie Williams 95-96 8 . 57 Elayne Carruthers 89-90 7 . .816 Emily Brister 08-09 7 . 3 .2 Emiy Brister 08-09

www.gobuffsgo.com 45 west texas a&M record book Career Scoring 4 . 192 Suni Jo Petty 01-05 3 . 7 .91 Latraica Spencer 98-00 1987-88 Metro State (W) 75-52 5 . 168 Valeree Valdez 97-99 4 . 7 .4 Brandi Green 97-01 1988-89 CS-Northridge (W) 66-63 Pts Player Years 5 . 7 .31 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 1989-90 Henderson State (W) 89-49 1 . 2645 Emily Brister 05-09 Career Free Throws Made 2 . 1988 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 6 . 6 .75 Teresa Tinner 86-90 1990-91 Metro State (W) 93-24 3 . 1906 Vanessa Wells 84-88 FT Player Years 7 . 6 .4 Jamie Dreiling 07-09 1991-92 So . Colorado (W) 87-66 4 . 1877 Natasha Taylor 93-97 1 . 763 Emily Brister 05-09 8 . 6 .33 Paulita Murrell 94-96 1992-93 Cameron (W) 83-71 2 . 667 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 1993-94 N .M . Highlands (W) 96-55 5 . 1637 Brandi Green 97-01 Career Steals 6 . 1596 Teresa Tinner 86-90 3 . 465 Natasha Taylor 93-97 1994-95 Northwood (W) 105-50 7 . 1452 Von Tucker 84-88 4 . 410 Jennifer Brock 02-07 Steals Player Years 1995-96 Chadron State (W) 81-59 8 . 1427 Lori DeShields 93-97 5 . 307 Josephine Longoria 88-92 1 . 406 Emily Brister 05-09 1996-97 Colo . Christian (W) 101-64 9 . 1391 Debbie Webb 74-78 6 . 301 Brandi Green 97-01 2 . 378Josephine Longoria 88-92 1997-98 Rollins (W) 88-74 10 . 1270 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-83 7 . 274 Megan Kinen 82-86 3 . 331 Vanessa Wells 84-88 1998-99 St . Edward’s (W) 79-75 11 . 1246 Courtney Lee 05-09 8 . 259 Lori DeShields 93-97 4 . 301 Von Tucker 84-88 1999-00 McPherson (W) 97-56 12 . 1179 Pat McDonald 90-92 5 . 264 Natasha Taylor 93-97 2000-01 Mesa State (W) 63-44 Career Free 6 . 229 Emily Brister 05-07 2001-02 Lubbock Chris (W) 90-53 13 . 1134 Denise Hunt 87-91 Throws Attempted 14 . 1094 Machelle Whitehead 84-86 7 . 218 Jennifer Brock 02-07 2002-03 Metro State (W) 93-83 15 . 1083 Valeree Valdez 97-99 FTA Player Years 8 . 183 Teresa Tinner 87-90 2003-04 SIU-Edwardsville (W) 84-70 1 . 917 Emily Brister 05-09 2004-05 St . Mary’s (W) 85-75 16 . 1008 Megan Kinen 82-86 Career Steals Average 17 . 975 Candace Nickelson 92-97 2 . 906 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 2005-06 Adams State (W) 86-58 18 . 954 Jennifer Brock 02-07 3 . 637 Natasha Taylor 93-97 (Minimum 50 games) 2006-07 Felician College (W) 83-35 19 . 926 Latraica Spencer 98-00 4 . 559 Jennifer Brock 02-07 SPG Player Years 2007-08 Sonoma State (L) 50-56 20 . 923 Carlee Massie 00-04 5 . 499 Brandi Green 97-01 1 . 3 .36 Emily Brister 05-08 2008-09 Huston-Tillotson 96-48 2 . 3 .10 Josephine Longoria 88-92 6 . 397 Megan Kinen 82-86 Season-Opening Career Scoring Average 7 . 379 Josephine Longoria 88-92 3 . 2 .58 Vanessa Wells 84-88 Winning Streaks (Min. 50 games & two years at WT) 8 . 365 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-83 4 . 2 .35 Von Tucker 84-88 5 . 2 .22 Natasha Taylor 93-97 1 . 33 1987-88 PPG Player Years Career Free Throw Per- 1 . 21 94. Emily Brister 05-08 6 . 2 .19 Leona Gerber 87-89 2 . 16 1995-96 centage (Out of Eligibility) 3 . 9 1993-94 2 . 20 61. Rhonda Kimbrough 81-83 Games Played 3 . 19 33. Pat McDonald 90-92 FT% Player (FT-FTA) Years 4 . 8 2008-09 GP Player Years 4 . 17 82. Latraica Spencer 98-00 1 . 845 . Valeree Valdez 97-00 Season-Opening Road 2 . 843 . Leona Gerber 87-89 1 . 128 Vanessa Wells 84-88 5 . 17 37. Machelle Whitehead 84-86 Winning Streaks 6 . 16 85. Celeste Stevenson 01-05 3 . 832 . Emily Brister 05-09 2 . 128 Von Tucker 84-88 7 . 15 77. Natasha Taylor 93-97 4 . 810 . Josephine Longorian 88-92 3 . 126 Dixie Bell 04-09 1 . 17 1987-88 8 . 795 . Becky Barnes 94-97 4 . 125 Angela Seay 84-88 2 . 5 1984-85 Career Field Goals Made 6 . 763 . Maria Linggi 83-85 5 . 124 Jennifer Brock 02-07 Home Attendance Above 7 . 740 . Jamie Dreiling 07-09 6 . 122 Josephine Longoria 88-92 FGM Player Years 2050 1 . 824 Emily Brister 05-09 8 . 739 . Courtney Lee 05-09 7 . 121 Emily Brister 05-09 2 . 823 Vanessa Wells 84-88 9 . 733 . Jennifer Brock 02-07 1 . 4941 Abilene Christian 1-26-02 2 . 3260 Tarleton State 2-25-06 3 . 702 Teresa Tinner 86-90 Career Assists EXTRA TEAM RECORDS 4 . 700 Natasha Taylor 93-97 3 . 3123 Tarleton State 2-23-08 5 . 665 Brandi Green 97-01 Asts Player Years Winning Streaks 4 . 2971 Abilene Christian 1-17-09 6 . 660 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 1 . 694 Angela Seay 84-88 1 . 33 11/2/87 - 3/25/88 5 . 2733 Midwestern State 2-24-07 7 . 608 Von Tucker 84-88 2 . 606 Josephine Longoria 88-92 2 . 26 11/30/89 - 3/19/90 6 . 2602 Central Oklahoma 3-16-09 8 . 521 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-83 3 . 554 Jennifer Brock 02-07 3 . 24 12/18/90 - 3/8/91 7 . 2557 Abilene Christian 2-24-96 4 . 392 Vanessa Wells 84-88 24 12/16/96 -3/19/97 2557 Abilene Christian 3-2-96 Career Field 5 . 318 Maria Linggi 83-85 5 . 20 12/18/95 - 3/2/96 2557 Abilene Christian 3-22-97 Goals Attempted 6 . 315 Mitzi Marquart 82-84 6 . 16 1/19/87 - 3/10/88 10 . 2501 E . New Mexico 2-25-95 7 . 305 Stephanie Williams 94-96 7 . 14 1/17/07 - 3/2/07 FGA Player Years Top Five Yearly 1 . 1815 Emily Brister 05-09 8 . 304 Lori DeShields 93-97 14 1/16/99 - 2/25/99 8 . 13 12/29/03 - 2/7/04 Attendance Averages 2 . 1659 Vanessa Wells 84-88 Career Assists Average 3 . 1450 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 Home Winning Streaks Avg. Year • # of Gms Tot. Att. 4 . 1270 Natasha Taylor 93-97 APG Player (GP) Years 1. 1336 93-94 • 15 20,052 5 . 1252 Teresa Tinner 86-90 1 . 6 .93 Stephanie Williams 94-96 1 . 85 1/9/87 - 12/6/91 2. 1325 08-09 • 16 21,199 6 . 1181 Brandi Green 97-01 2 . 5 .73 Mitzi Marquart 82-84 2 . 34 2/5/05 - 2/27/07 2. 1195 01-02 • 15 17,932 7 . 1119 Von Tucker 84-88 3 . 5 .55 Angela Seay 84-88 3 . 29 12/3/94 - 2/27/96 3. 1179 94-95 • 17 20,050 4 . 5 .30 Maria Linggi 83-85 4 . 28 1/10/83 - 2/28/85 4. 1158 06-07 • 14 16,205 Career Field Goal Percent- 5 . 5 .25 Becky Barnes 95-97 5 . 17 11/22/96 - 11/14/97 age (Out of Eligibility) 6 . 4 .97 Josephine Longoria 88-92 Lady Buff Road Winning Streaks Coaching Records (Min. 250 attempts & two years at WT) Career Rebounds 1 . 17 11/28/87 - 3/26/88 Pct. Player Years Coach Record Yrs. 1 . .622 Paulita Murrell 94-96 Rebs Player Years 2 . 13 12/16/96 - 3/8/97 Allene Stovall 83-101 1974-79 2 . .598 Leona Gerber 87-89 1 . 874 Brandi Green 97-01 3 . 12 12/18/95 - 3/8/96 Gary Mooring 15-34 1979-81 2 . 862 Celeste Stevenson 01-05 3 . .580 Machelle Whitehead 84-86 Season-Opening Games Bob Schneider 603-167 1981-06 3 . 777 Teresa Tinner 86-90 4 . .577 Pat McDonald 90-92 (21-4) Krista Gerlich 82-16 2006-present 5 . .563 Brandi Green 97-01 4 . 697 Emily Brister 05-09 6 . .560 Teresa Tinner 86-90 5 . 693 Natasha Taylor 93-97 Year Opponent Score 6 . 686 Von Tucker 84-88 1980-81 Texas Tech (L) 60-67 Career 3-Point 1981-82 Texas-Arlington (L) 59-60 Field Goals Made Career Rebound Average 1982-83 Texas Tech (L) 52-81 1983-84 Texas Christian (W) 58-49 FGM Player Years (Minimum 50 games) 1 . 234 Emily Brister 05-09 RPG Player (GP) Years 1984-85 Midwestern (W) 95-54 2 . 214 Carlee Massie 00-03 1 . 11 .19 Pat McDonald 90-92 1985-86 N .M . State (W) 82-65 3 . 198 Lori DeShields 93-97 2 . 8 .95 Rhonda Kimbrough 81-83 1986-87 UN-Omaha (W) 77-69

46 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS lone star conference record book INDIVIDUAL GAME INDIVIDUAL CAREER TEAM SEASON Points: 63, Renee Renz, Texas Woman’s at Abilene Points: 2,770, Claudia Schleyer, Abilene Christian, 1982- Points: 2,950, Abilene Christian, 1995-96 Christian, 2009 86 Scoring Average: 89 .4, Abilene Christian, 1995-96 FG Made: 22, Renee Renz, Texas Woman’s at Abilene Scoring Average: 25 .5, Nicole Collins, Angelo State, Scoring Defense: 1,421, Southwestern Oklahoma, Christian, 2009; Jamie Meyer, Abilene Christian vs . Texas 1993-95 1999-2000 Woman’s, 2009 FG Made: 1,074, Claudia Schleyer, Abilene Christian, Scoring Defense Average: 49 .7, West Texas State, FG Attempts: 39, Britney Jordan, Texas A&M-Commerce 1982-86 1990-91 at Abilene Christian, 2009 FG Attempts: 2,006, Claudia Schleyer, ACU, 1982-86 . FG Made: 1,138, West Texas State, 1987-88 FG Made Without Miss: 14, Melanie Carter, Abilene FG Percentage: FG Attempts: 2,253, Texas A&M-Commerce, 2006-07 Christian vs .St . Edward’s, 2001 Three seasons: .651 Jackie Bucher, Abilene Christian, FG Percentage: .523, West Texas State, 1987-88 (1138- FT Made: 21, Mindy Norman, West Texas A&M vs. Tarleton 1997-2000 2173) State, 2001 (538-826) FT Made: 667, West Texas A&M, 2005-06 FT Attempts: 26, Mindy Norman, West Texas A&M Four seasons: .639, Melanie Carter, Abilene Christian, FT Attempts: 933, West Texas A&M, 2005-06 vs.Tarleton State, 2001 2000-04 FT Percentage: 824,. Southwestern Oklahoma, 2002-03 FT Made Without Miss: 17, Jessica Hocker, Southeastern (715-1120) (393-477) Oklahoma vs . Southwestern Oklahoma, 2008 FT Made: 763, Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, 2005-09 3-PT Made: 247, Texas A&M-Commerce, 2006-07; 3-PT Made: 11, Kanani Marshal, Texas A&M-Commerce FT Attempts: 1,046, Jennifer Clarkson, Abilene Christian, Northeastern State, 2003-04 vs . 1992-96 3-PT Attempts: 693, Texas A&M-Commerce, 1996-97 Southwestern Oklahoma, 2007 FT Percentage: 884,. Kim Moore, Angelo State, 1999- 3-PT Percentage: .540, West Texas State, 1987-88, 3-PT Attempts: 22, Kanani Marshal, Texas A&M-Com- 2003 (20 of 37) merce vs . (367-415) 3-PT Made Per Game: 8 .1, Northeastern State, 2007-08 Southwestern Oklahoma, 2007 3-PT Made: 385, Lorie Martinez, TX A&M-Kingsville, Rebounds: 1,516, Texas A&I, 1982-83 3-PT Made Without Miss: 8 Ashley King, Abilene 1997-2001 Rebound Avg. 52 .3, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1996-97 Christian vs . 3-PT FG Attempts: 1,077, Lorie Martinez, TAMK, 1997- Most Assists: 635, Abilene Christian, 1995-96 East Central, 2004 2001 Most Steals: 424, Texas A&M-Commerce, 2006-07 Rebounds: 30, Tricia Hampton, Angelo State vs . Texas A&I, 3-PT Percentage: .402, Anita Vigil, Abilene Christian, Blocks: 245, West Texas A&M, 2005-06 1992 1987-89, Assists: 19, Michelle Schuler, Angelo State vs . Texas A&I, 90-92 (175-435) 1991 3-PT Made Per Game: 3 .3, Lorie Martinez, 1997-2001 Steals: 17, Kathryn Hickman, Eastern N .M . at Texas Woman’s, Rebounds: 1,144, Jennifer Clarkson, Abilene Christian, 1998 1992-96 Blocks: 12, Alicia Saunders, West Texas A&M vs. East Rebound Average: 13 .1, Peggy Taylor, Howard Payne, Central, 2006 1982-86 Assists: 645, Kelly Parker, Central Oklahoma, 1995-99 Steals: 406, Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, 2005-09 INDIVIDUAL SEASON Blocks: 392, Aukse Steponaviciute, Abilene Christian, Points: 909, Britney Jordan, Texas A&M-Commerce, 1993-97 2008-09 Scoring Average: 31 .3, Britney Jordan, Texas A&M- TEAM GAME Commerce, 2008-09 FG Made: 310, Teresa Jones-Benson, East Central, Points: 155, West Texas A&M vs . National Christian, 2001 1997-98 Combined Points (two teams): 290, Texas Woman’s at FG Attempts: 724, Britney Jordan, Texas A&M-Com- Abilene Christian, 2009 (TWU won 147-143) merce, 2008-09 Largest Margin of Victory: 122, West Texas A&M vs. FG Percentage: 696,. Jackie Bucher, Abilene Christian, National 1999-2000 (229-329) Christian, 2001 (WTAMU won 155-33) FT Made: 263, Jennifer Clarkson, Abilene Christian, FG Made: 59, Abilene Christian vs . Texas Woman’s, 2009; 1995-96 59, West Texas A&M vs. National Christian, 2001 FT Attempts: 347, Jennifer Clarkson, Abilene Christian, FG Attempts: 112, Abilene Christian vs . Texas Woman’s, 2009 1995-96 FG Percentage: .714, Midwestern State vs . Pittsburg State, FT Percentage: .935, Jennifer Hickman, Texas A&M- 1996 Commerce,(43 of 46) 1999-2000 FT Made: 51, Southeasern Oklahoma vs . Central Oklahoma, 3-PT Made: 145, Kanani Marshal, Texas A&M-Commerce, 2008 2006-07 FT Attempts: 63, West Texas A&M vs. Tarleton State, 2001 3-PT Attempts: 338, Kanani Marshal, Texas A&M- FT Made Without Miss: 22, Angelo State vs . Eastern N .M ., Commerce, 2000 2006-07 3-PT Made: 18, Tarleton State vs . National Christian, 2001 3-PT Percentage: .500, Stephanie Williams, West Texas 3-PT Attempts: 40, Tarleton State vs . National Christian, A&M,1995-96 2001 3-PT Made Per Game: 4 .0, Lorie Martinez, Texas A&M- 3-PT Made Without Miss: 5, Abilene Christian vs . Texas Kingsville,1997-98 A&I, 1989; Angelo State vs . Midwestern State, 2005 Rebounds: 395, Kay Goodwin, Texas A&I, 1982-83 Rebounds: 86, Texas A&I vs . Schreiner, 1982-83 Rebound Average: 14 .9, Ocie Taylor, East Texas State, Assists: 40, Abilene Christian vs . Texas Woman’s, 2009; 1982-83 40, West Texas A&M vs. Panhandle State, 1995 Assists: 269, Jennifer Hollins, Howard Payne, 1982-83 Steals: 41, West Texas A&M vs. American Puerto Rico, Assists Average: 10 .0, Jennifer Hollins, Howard Payne, 1999 1982-83 Blocks: 16, West Texas A&M vs. East Central, 2006 Steals: 132, Emily Brister, West Texas A&M, 2005-06; Josephine Longoria, West Texas A&M, 1995-96 Blocks: 134, Alicia Saunders, West Texas A&M, 2005-06

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Vanessa Wells Teresa Tinner Pat McDonald Natasha Taylor 1986-87 1988-89 1990-91 1996-97 Kodak/WBCA All-American first team Kodak/WBCA All-American first team Kodak/WBCA All-American first team Kodak/WBCA All-American first team

1987-88 1991-92 Kodak/WBCA All-American first team Kodak/WBCA All-American first team Kodak/WBCA Player of the Year

Latricia Spencer Brandi Green Celeste Stevenson Keisha Monroe 1999-00 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention All-American Daktronics All-America first team WBCA All-American Honorable Mention Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention All-American

Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention All-American

48 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS all-american Emily Brister The most decorated Only a quick glance would reveal the name Emily player to grace the WT hard- Brister written throughout the WT record books in Emily Brister woods, Emily Brister made a various game, season, and career categories. As a deep mark in the history of junior, Brister became the all-time leading career scorer 2005-06 women’s basketball at West in Lady Buff history and was the first player, male or WBCA/Kodak Honorable Mention All-American Texas A&M University. Her female, to break 2,000 points. She finished her career Daktronics 3rd team All-American four years were highlighted with 2,625 points, just 125 shy of the Lone Star Confer- with countless awards, ence record. honors, recognitions, and 2006-07 For Brister, the recognition was secondary to the WBCA/Kodak Honorable Mention All-American records. There isn’t a Lone success of her team. In her career, she led the Lady Star Conference basketball Buffs to four LSC South Division titles, three Lone Star Daktronics 1st team All-American award that she hasn’t won, being named LSC South Conference titles, four NCAA South Central Regional Player of the Year three times and LSC Female Athlete appearances and an NCAA Elite Eight berth. Though 2007-08 of the Year four times. On a regional level, she was the sidelined with a career-ending injury at the end of her WBCA/Kodak Honorable Mention All-American Daktronics South Central Region Player of the Year three senior season, Brister continued to lead the team from Daktronics 1st team All-American times. Academically, Brister excelled in the classroom the bench as her teammates rallied to continue the and her awards stacked up to prove it. She was the LSC season without her on the court with the #14 written on CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic South Academic Player of the Year three times and was their shoes. All-America first team a two-time CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All- There is no doubt that the name Emily Brister will not District first team selection, and was also a DII Regional soon be forgotten in the Lone Star Conference. 2008-09 Scholar-Athlete of the Year. As a senior, she was named WBCA/State Farm 1st team All-American the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America of the Year. Daktronics 1st team All-American D2Basketball.com 1st team All-American CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America of the Year

www.gobuffsgo.com 49 all-time west texas a&m letterwinners A F M S Charisse Abbe 1974 Nicole Fangman 1993-1994 Elayne Maddox 1989 Eva Sabova 1998-1999 Kailann Adair 1998 Jennifer Fritz 1988 Mitzi Marquart 1981-1983 Sylvia Saldwar 1974 Vasha Adams 2004-2005 Alisha Martin 1975 Amanda Sandlin 1995-1996 Sarah Allen 1997-1998 Carlee Massie 2001-2004 Alicia Saunders 2005-2007 Joy Anderson 1974-1975 G Geneva McAfee 1979 Niki Saylor 1996 Angie Anderson 1975 Megan McClain 2008-present Syd Scandridge 1979-1980 Tracey Askew 1989-1990 Toni Gandy 1985 Pat McDonald 1990-1991 Shari Schilling 1986 Kayla Garrison 2001 Sydelle McDonald 1989-1990 Brooke Schneider 1999-2000 Cindy Gaston 1975 Jenessa McKray 2006-2008 Stacy Shaffer 2001 B Helen Genitski 1979-1980 Cherilyn McMenamy 2008-2009 Cindy Sherrod 1978 Leslie Glenn 1988-1989 Kathy Meek 1974 Diana Shive 1979-1980 Christie Bagwell 1991 Brandi Green 1998-2001 Dalila Mello 1991-1994 Von Sims 1984-1987 Becky Barnes 1995-1997 Mikus Grubb 1976 Pajji Miller 1983 Jana Skelton 1997-1998 LaTonya Barnes 1987-1988 Colter Mize 2000 Terri Slemmons 1982 Dixie Bell 2005-2009 Keisha Monroe 2003-2006 Mary Smith 1974 Anna Berthel 2008 H Kelli Mooring 1982-1985 Reginia Smith 1982-1983 Cari Bigham 2001 Le’Kreeya Hairston 2009 Pam Mooring 1979 Stephanie Smith 1987 Danette Birdwell 1989-1990 Wendy Morris 1996 Tawni Smith 2005-2006 Sharon Birkenfield 1985 Gwenda Hanna 1983-1986 Kristi Hargrove 1990-1991 Lisa Morse 1980 Latricia Spencer 1999-2000 Buffie Black 1986 Nicole Mosley 2001 Pat Stephens 1974 Chelsea Blackshear 2008 Tywanda Harris 2004 Melanie Harrison 2000 Nova Mullen 1991 Celeste Stevenson 2003-2005 Sue Blair 1974 Paulita Murrell 1995-1996 Laura Supak 1986-1988 Faith Boyd 2000-2001 Darci Hatter 1983 Emily Brister 2005-2009 LeAnn Heinrich 1992 Michelle Brister 2009-present Mickey Henderson 1976 Renette Brittian 1988 Pam Henthorn 1976 N T Cindy Brock 1977-1978 Stacey High 1985-1986 Alisha Newman 1974 Tamica Talley 2000 Jennifer Brock 2003-2007 Terri Hightower 1980 Candace Nickelson 1993-1997 Pat Tatum 1978 Leslie Brown 1995 Denise Hunt 1987-1990 Maria Nixon 1983-1984 Natasha Taylor 1994-1997 Linda Brown 1974-1975 Jean Hurt 1998 Sandra Noble 1984 Sharon Taylor 1989-1990 Kim Brown 1993-1994 Denise Tennison 1982 Tiffiany Burris 1990 Lisa Thomason 1995-1998 Sarah Butler 2000 I O Tori Thompson 1980 Stephanie Byard 1986-1989 Holly Isaacs 2006-present Teresa Tinner 1986-1989 Mary Byers 1981 Terri Orta 1980 Kara Townsen 1997-1999 Jan Osborne 1976 C J P U Taly Jacobs 2005 Mary Beth Pace 1974 Audrey Campbell 1979 Barb Johnson 1979 Alice Upshaw 1974 Terri Carter 1974 Debra Parsley 1978 Jonie Unruh 2008-present Ceciley Johnson 2009-present Sandy Pedigo 1982-1985 Morgan Carrio 2005 Sheila Johnson 1990-1991 Elayne Caruthers 1989-1990 Suni Jo Petty 2003-2005 Tiffany Johnson 1990-1991 Renee Precure 1986 Lisa Cathey 1978-1980 Andrea Jones 1974 V Kim Cavanaugh 1987-1988 Kara Pridey 2005-2007 Cindy Chapman 1993-1994 Carla Pruitt 1993-1994 Valeree Valdez 1998-2000 Kenda Chisum 1994-1997 Sassy Pyburn 2005 Carol Vincent 1978 Lynna Coleman 1974 K Rhonda Connell 1982 Stefanie Kawasaki 2000 Nan Cook 1983-1984 Vennessa Kerbs 1998 Q W Tracy Cowan 1984-1985 Julie Kerstetter 1983-1984 Andrian Quihuis 2000-2001 Debbie Webb 1974-1977 DeAnn Craft 1982 Rhonda Kimbrough 1982-1983 Carol Webster 1976 Cara Cranford 1986-1987 Megan Kinen 1982-1985 Bennie Weeks 1974-1975 Beverly Crow 1979-1982 Betsy Krizon 1980 R Vanessa Wells 1984-1987 Dana Cunningham 1997 Stephanie Kunego 1999 Laura Wheatley 1979 Toni Kuster 1989-1990 Dana Rahlfs 1992-1994 Wilma Ramsey 1974-1975 Natalie Wheeler 2004-2007 D Kim Ratliff 1975-1976 Kathy White 1976 L Martha Relaford 1974-1975 Shannon White 1993-1994 Marcey Dale 1981-1982 Amy Reynolds 1991-92 Machelle Whitehead 1984-1985 Lynn Davis 1975-1977 Windi Lackey 1998-1999 Diana Riddley 1976 Leona Wilhelm 1987-1988 Tiama Dawson 1999 Angela Land 1984-1987 Cheryl Robinson 1982 Debra Williams 1990-1991 Lori DeShields 1994-1997 Wilma Langdon 1975 Cindy Robinson 1982 Glenda Williams 1980 Kristin Doores 1987-1988 Darla Leavitt 1990 Stacy Rolen 1986 Stephanie Williams 2004-2005 Jamie Dreiling 2008-2009 Courtney Lee 2005-2009 Robbie Russell 1978 Stephanie Williams 1995-1996 Ashley Dyer 2008 Leslie Leimer 1979 Sophia Russell 1988-1989 Tammy Williams 1988-1989 Tammy Leonard 1980 Kami Williamson 1999 Ashley Leven 2009-present Mariah Willis 2005-2008 E Tiffany Lewis 2003-2005 Jill Wilson 1986 Helen Littlejohn 1974 Nicole Wright 1996 Betty Egert 1982 Barbara Lofton 1974 Sheryl Estes 1981-1983 Josephine Longoria 1988-91 Ella Eubanks 1993 Elena Lovato 1998-1999

50 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS all-time ScHedule & Results 1980-81 (8-14) 12/4 at SMU (L) 59 63 1/8 at Nevado‑Las Vegas (L) 50 63 1986-87 (27-4 ) 11-1 LSC (1) 3/18 @ Cal Poly‑Pomona (W) 73 56 Gary Mooring 12/9 *Baylor (W) 69 68 1/12 E . New Mexico (W) 86 54 Bob Schneider 3/25 @ Delta St . (W) 77 56 12/10 *Wayland Baptist (L) 68 92 3/26 @ Hampton Institute (L) 48 65 date Opponent score 1/17 New Mexico (W) 81 54 date Opponent score 12/17 Abilene Christian (W) 78 70 ^ Lone Star Games 11/10 at Texas Tech (L) 60 67 1/19 Midwestern St . (W) 103 56 11/26 Nebraska‑Omaha (W) 77 69 1/6 @Nevada‑Las Vegas (L) 64 104 1/22 NM Highlands (W) 96 50 # Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic 11/14 New Mexico St . (L) 75 81 11/28 Metro St . (W) 89 50 % Lone Star Conf. Tourn. 1/7 @Creighton (L) 62 74 1/26 ^at Oral Roberts (W) 82 60 11/17 at Abilene Christian (L) 65 71 12/5 # S . Colorado (W) 73 49 @ NCAA Division II National Champ. 1/8 @Cal Poly Pomona (L) 63 87 11/21 #Texas Tech (L) 74 102 1/28 ^at Oklahoma City (W) 68 60 12/6 # Central Oklahoma (W) 74 33 1/13 Bethany Nazarene (W) 77 59 11/22 #New Mexico (L) 71 94 2/2 ^TX‑San Antonio (W) 83 67 12/8 Denver 90 43 1988-89 (26-3 ) 13-1 LSC (1) 1/15 at Texas Tech (L) 51 69 12/2 E . New Mexico (W) 75 68 2/4 ^Texas‑El Paso (W) 97 56 12/9 Wayland Baptist (L) 60 74 Bob Schneider 1/18 Midwestern St . (W) 77 67 2/9 ^at Hardin‑Simmons (W) 81 65 12/6 at W . Oklahoma (W) 62 41 12/19 at Midwestern St . (W) 78 64 date Opponent score 1/22 %Panhandle St . (W) 71 54 2/11 Pan American (W) 104 59 12/6 *SW Oklahoma St . (W) 63 53 12/20 at Oklahoma (L) 63 82 11/22 at CS‑Northridge (W‑O) 66 63 1/24 %Hardin‑Simmons (W) 69 68 2/16 ^at TX‑San Antonio (L) 54 73 12/11 at Texas‑El Paso (L) 57 73 12/30 at St . Thomas (W) 83 27 11/23 at Cal Poly‑Pomona (L) 70 76 1/28 at E . New Mexico (W) 70 58 2/18 ^at Texas‑El Paso (W) 76 59 12/12 at New Mexico St . (L) 62 49 1/1 *Air Force (W) 94 72 11/26 Denver (W) 79 60 1/31 at Texas El‑Paso (W) 67 62 2/23 ^Hardin‑Simmons (W) 98 52 12/17 at C . Oklahoma (W) 80 64 1/2 *Florida Atlantic (W) 58 45 11/29 Wayland Baptist (W) 73 64 2/3 at New Mexico (L) 61 91 2/26 Tulsa (W) 100 60 1/10 E . New Mexico (L) 62 70 1/9 NM Highlands (W) 110 56 12/1 # Cal‑Riverside (W) 91 52 2/7 at Tulsa (L) 70 71 3/2 ^Oral Roberts (W) 97 62 1/13 Panhandle State (W) 78 65 1/12 Texas Woman’s (W) 101 38 12/2 # CS‑Los Angeles (W) 83 51 2/8 at Oklahoma St . (L) 63 88 3/4 ^Oklahoma City (W) 85 66 1/14 Texas Woman’s (L) 53 67 1/17 ^at Angelo St . (L‑O) 97 101 12/3 # Chapman (W) 87 34 2/12 %Texas‑Arlington (W) 68 64 3/9 ^^TX‑San Antonio (W) 79 64 1/17 %Hardin‑Simmons (W) 68 62 1/19 ^at Howard Payne (W) 89 69 12/11 at Metro St . (W) 86 65 2/18 at Abilene Christian (L) 60 74 3/21 & Drake (L) 90 96 1/23 at Texas Woman’s (L) 53 67 1/24 ^E . Texas St . (W) 74 65 12/13 at Denver (W) 80 69 2/19 at Hardin‑Simmons (L) 65 71 3/22 & Montana (W) 71 66 1/29 *Texas‑Arlington (L) 41 56 1/26 ^Texas A&I (W) 90 53 12/29 Alaska‑Fairbanks (W) 106 63 2/23 at Panhandle State (W) 105 67 3/23 & Cal‑St .-Fullerton (L) 64 71 1/29 *Mary Hardin‑Baylor (W) 80 60 1/29 ^at E . New Mexico (W) 77 51 1/3 $ Keene St . (W) 85 66 2/26 %NW Oklahoma St . (W) 73 64 *New Mexico St. Tourn. 1/30 *East Texas State (W) 64 44 % Home Games at Amarillo Civic Center #Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic 1/31 ^Abilene Christian (W) 65 59 1/7 $ Missouri‑Rolla (W) 69 50 2/6 at Panhandle St . (L) 65 67 * Canyon Classic @Played at Las Vegas, NV 2/4 Midwestern St . (W) 82 55 1/14 ^at Angelo St . (L) 54 60 2/7 Abilene Christian (L) 58 74 @ UNLV Round Robin Tourn. ^Oil Country Athletic Conference Games 2/5 Friends (W) 69 38 1/16 ^at Abilene Christian (W) 71 70 ^^Oil Country Athletic Conference Playoff 2/10 Hardin‑Simmons (L) 72 77 &Women’s NIT, 6th place (Held at Amarillo) 2/9 ^Abilene Christian (W) 75 58 1/21 ^E . Texas State (W) 94 51 % Home Games at Amarillo Civic Center 2/12 ^E . New Mexico (W) 73 52 1/23 ^Texas A&I (W) 99 53 # Home Games at Canyon H.S. 1983-84 (20-8 ) 8-2 OCAC (2) 2/14 ^at Texas A&I (W) 77 49 * Neutral site Bob Schneider 1985-86 (26-5 ) 1/28 ^Central Oklahoma (W) 72 43 2/16 ^at E . Texas St . (W) 92 72 1/30 ^Cameron (W) 82 51 date Opponent score Bob Schneider 11/19 Texas Christian (W) 58 49 2/19 ^Angelo St . (W) 82 50 2/2 ^E . New Mexico (W) 107 35 1981-82 (17-12) date Opponent score 11/21 at Panhandle St . (W) 70 47 2/21 ^Howard Payne (W) 73 47 2/4 ^at Cent . Oklahoma (W) 82 64 Bob Schneider 11/22 New Mexico (W) 82 65 11/22 Howard Payne (W) 95 66 2/24 % Texas A&I (W) 92 49 2/6 ^at Cameron (W) 69 51 date Opponent score 11/29 *Illinois‑Chicago (W) 67 61 11/30 at NW Oklahoma St . (W) 64 60 2/28 %Abilene Christian (W) 98 60 2/11 ^at Texas A&I (W) 71 57 11/16 at Texas Arlington (L) 59 60 11/30 *SW Missouri St . (W) 77 64 12/2 #Midwestern St . (W) 93 79 N/A & C . Missouri St . (W) 67 57 2/13 ^at E . Texas State (W) 69 63 11/17 at Midwestern St . (W) 66 60 12/6 # N . Texas St . (W) 76 75 12/3 #SMU (L) 57 74 N/A & N . Kentucky (L) 55 64 2/18 ^Angelo State (W) 76 44 11/20 #New Mexico (L) 66 81 12/7 # Sam Houston St . (W) 84 49 # Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic 12/7 at Eastern New Mexico (W) 76 70 2/20 ^Abilene Christian (W) 69 66 11/21 #Hardin Simmons (W) 88 63 12/12 at Wayland Baptist (L) 66 73 * Florida Atlantic Classic 12/16 at Chapman (L) 64 83 2/25 ^at E . New Mexico (W) 60 44 11/24 at Texas Tech (L) 66 83 12/20 at Wyoming (W) 85 71 ^ Lone Star Games 12/18 at Cal St .-Northridge (L) 53 54 % Lone Star Conf. Tourn. 3/3 % Abilene Christian (W) 72 68 11/30 E . New Mexico (W) 83 61 12/21 at Colorado (W) 80 58 12/20 at Cal St .-Fullerton (L) 56 65 & Division II National Champ. 3/10 @ SE Missouri St . (W‑O) 83 70 12/5 at N . Texas St . (W) 70 63 12/28 Pan American (W) 130 57 1/3 at Colorado State (L) 80 81 3/11 @ C . Missouri St . (L) 62 63 12/9 New Mexico St . (W) 85 67 12/30 Oklahoma (L) 56 80 ^ Lone Star Games 1/7 at Wayland Baptist (L) 62 84 1987-88 (33-1 ) 14-0 LSC (1) 12/17 %Abilene Christian (W) 74 73 1/3 @ Cornell (W) 81 54 # Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic 1/10 Midwestern St . (W) 123 55 Bob Schneider 1/3 Lamar (L) 68 79 1/4 @ Washington (L) 66 75 $ Freeport Shootout (Freeport, Bahamas) 1/14 Wayland Baptist (W) 69 67 % Lone Star Conf. Tourn. 1/7 %Panhandle State (W) 77 66 1/5 @ U .S . International (W) 84 72 date Opponent score 1/18 New Mexico (W) 77 74 @ Division II Regional Tourn. 1/9 N . Texas State (W) 77 72 1/14 at E . New Mexico (W) 74 57 11/28 Metro St . (W) 75 52 1/20 at Midwestern St . (W) 73 72 1/12 at Texas Tech (L) 78 86 1/16 Texas Christian (W) 86 69 12/3 # San Francisco St . (W) 100 36 1/24 E . New Mexico (W) 96 62 1989-90 (30-2 ) 15-0 LSC (1) 1/15 at E . New Mexico (W) 72 70 1/21 Wayland Baptist (W) 82 63 12/4 # Chapman (W) 95 55 1/28 ^Oral Roberts (W) 89 68 Bob Schneider 1/21 %Midwestern St . (W) 86 60 1/25 at Oral Roberts (L) 73 88 12/5 # Bellarmine (W) 68 60 1/30 ^Oklahoma City (W‑O) 91 79 date Opponent score 1/23 at Abilene Christian (W) 58 57 1/29 E . New Mexico (W) 90 40 12/8 at Wayland Baptist (W) 57 52 2/4 ^at T‑San Antonio (L) 69 72 11/17 # Henderson St . (W) 89 49 1/25 at Panhandle St . (W) 71 57 2/1 Texas‑San Antonio (W) 85 43 12/17 at Midwestern St . (W) 71 51 2/6 ^at Texas‑El Paso (W) 92 64 11/18 # CS‑Stanislaus (W) 91 59 1/28 *Texas‑San Antonio (W) 67 61 2/3 Texas-El Paso (W) 96 65 12/19 Marymount (W) 98 43 2/11 ^Hardin‑Simmons (W) 95 55 11/24 @ CS‑Dominguez Hills (W) 64 43 1/29 *Abilene Christian (W) 66 52 2/6 Texas A&I (W) 70 50 12/21 Alaska‑Anchorage (W) 79 60 2/18 ^Texas‑San Antonio (W) 69 54 11/25 @ JC Smith (W 102 66 1/30 * Midwestern (L) 56 60 2/8 at Hardin‑Simmons (W) 94 66 12/29 at Cal St .-Hayward (W) 69 40 2/20 ^Texas‑El Paso (W) 74 60 11/27 at CS‑Los Angeles (L) 67 73 2/2 at Cameron (L) 54 74 2/10 at N . Texas St . (W) 60 52 12/30 at San Francisco St . (W) 77 63 2/25 ^at Hardin‑Simmons (W) 87 72 11/30 & Lincoln (W) 111 53 2/5 at Santa Fe (W) 122 41 2/15 at TX‑San Antonio (W) 59 56 1/1 at Notre Dame‑CA (W) 117 34 2/28 Panhandle State (W) 109 67 12/1 & Sacramento St . (W) 87 61 2/8 at Texas‑El Paso (L) 63 73 2/17 at Texas‑El Paso (W) 69 53 1/5 Midwestern St . (W) 71 35 3/3 ^at Oral Roberts (L) 67 86 12/2 & UNC‑Greensboro (W) 83 75 2/9 at New Mexico St . (L) 70 88 2/22 Hardin‑Simmons (W) 75 50 1/16 ^at Angelo St . (W) 86 63 3/5 ^at Oklahoma City (W) 84 73 12/8 at Denver (W) 68 62 2/18 at Santa Fe (W) 93 41 2/24 at Texas‑Arlington (W) 65 59 1/18 ^ Abilene Christian (W) 68 55 #Lady Buff Classic 12/12 at Wayland Baptist (W) 69 55 2/25 ^N . Texas St . (W) 84 76 3/1 Oral Roberts (W) 87 85 1/23 ^ Texas A&I (W) 94 69 ^Oil Country Athletic Conf. Games 12/30 Wayland Baptist (W) 71 62 2/25 ^Texas‑Austin (L) 50 87 3/20 & Duke (L) 67 68 1/25 ^ E . Texas St . (W) 92 63 1/3 ^E . New Mexico (W) 74 46 2/25 ^SMU (L) 59 75 3/22 & Tennessee Tech (W) 78 65 1/30 ^ at C . Oklahoma (W) 87 47 1984-85 (26-6 ) 9-1 OCAC (1) 2/1 ^ at Cameron (W) 63 60 1/13 ^E . Texas State (W) 94 76 3/4 @Wichita State (L) 45 77 Bob Schneider 3/22 & U .S . International (W) 87 71 % Home Games at Amarillo Civic Center * SW Missouri St. Classic 2/4 ^ E . New Mexico (W) 82 65 1/15 ^Texas A&I (W) 73 40 # Home Games at Canyon H.S. date Opponent score # Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic 2/6 ^ at Texas A&I (W) 92 61 1/16 ^Texas Woman’s (W) 87 45 ^ Texas AIAW Tourn. 11/17 at Midwestern St . (W) 95 54 @ Wahine Classic (Hawaii) 2/8 ^ at E . Texas St . (W) 88 62 1/20 ^at Cent . Oklahoma (W) 56 50 @ Missouri Valley Tourn. & Women’s NIT 11/23 *New Mexico St . (W) 63 53 2/9 at Texas Woman’s (W) 75 48 1/22 ^at Cameron (W) 71 60 11/24 *San Diego St . (L) 63 82 2/13 ^ C . Oklahoma (W) 95 46 1/27 ^at Angelo St . (W) 55 48 1982-83 (15-12) 11/30 #N . Texas St . (W) 95 52 2/15 ^Cameron (W) 83 37 1/29 ^at Abilene Christian (W) 64 57 Bob Schneider 12/1 #Texas‑Arlington (W) 91 67 2/20 ^Abilene Christian (W) 84 61 2/3 ^Angelo State (W) 85 63 date Opponent score 12/7 at Texas Christian (W) 68 52 2/22 ^Angelo State (W) 70 52 2/5 ^Abilene Christian (W) 92 68 11/23 Texas Tech (L) 52 81 12/8 at Texas Wesleyan (W) 72 65 2/27 ^at E . New Mexico (W) 88 63 2/9 ^at Texas Woman’s (W) 60 55 11/26 #Hardin‑Simmons (W) 72 59 12/12 at Eastern New Mexico (W) 79 59 3/1 % E . New Mexico (W) 70 51 2/10 ^at E . Texas St . (W) 73 41 11/27 #Panhandle St . (W) 68 55 1/3 Colorado State (W) 75 58 3/4 % Abilene Christian (W) 82 53 2/12 at Texas A&I (W) 77 59 11/30 E . New Mexico (W) 79 62 1/5 at N . Arizona (W) 72 66 3/11 @ SE Missouri St . (W) 64 61 2/17 ^Cent . Oklahoma (W) 83 69 12/3 at Midwestern St . (W) 81 73 1/7 @Detroit (L) 72 77 3/12 @ C . Missouri St . (W) 61 46 2/19 ^ Cameron (W) 90 52

www.gobuffsgo.com 51 all-time ScHedule & Results 2/22 ^at E . New Mexico (W) 72 66 2/10 at Wayland Baptist (L) 60 79 2/14 Central Oklahoma (W) 98 66 2/17 at Texas Woman’s (W) 86 55 1/24 at A&M-Kingsville (W) 95 68 2/26 *Cameron (W) 81 56 2/15 at Midwestern St . (W‑O) 99 95 2/19 @TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 78 71 2/22 Angelo State (W) 105 51 1/31 at E . New Mexico (L) 74 79 3/2 *Abilene Christian (W) 85 49 2/20 at E . New Mexico (L) 74 79 2/21 @ East Texas State (W) 79 46 2/24 Abilene Christian (W) 83 79 2/5 TX A&M-Commerce (W) 85 53 3/3 *Texas Woman’s (W) 78 50 2/22 Ft . Hays St . (W) 90 51 2/26 @ E . New Mexico (L) 62 74 3/1 ! TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 71 61 2/7 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 92 62 3/9 +NW Missouri St . (W) 62 48 2/28 Texas Woman’s (W) 98 36 3/1 %E . New Mexico (L-OT) 70 73 3/2 ! Abilene Christian (L) 60 82 2/12 at Midwestern State (L) 65 66 2/29 at Wayne State (W) 83 71 * WTAMU Tipoff Classic 3/7 # Southwest Baptist (W) 64 62 2/14 at Tarleton State (W) 66 58 3/10 +C . Missouri St . (L) 63 67 # Cal Poly-SLO Tourn. (SLO, CA) ^ Lone Star Conf. Games 3/1 at Neb .-Kearney (W) 85 59 ^ Dr Pepper Lady Buff Classic 3/8 # Mo . Southern St . (W) 71 59 2/16 at Texas Woman’s (W) 79 68 # WTSU Tip-Off Classic 3/3 at Neb .-Omaha (W) 76 60 ! Grand Canyon Univ. Tourn. 3/9 # Abilene Christian (L) 39 66 2/19 Angelo State (W) 80 57 @ Cal St.-Los Angeles Classic 3/13 $ Pittsburg St . (W) 76 69 LSC Tourn. (Canyon) ^ Dr Pepper Lady Buff Classic 2/21 Abilene Christian (W) 84 67 &Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic ! LSC Tournament (at Canyon) * Lone Star Conf. Tourn. 3/14 $ Washburn (L) 54 56 2/26 # Ouachita Baptist (L) 58 71 * WTSU Tip-Off Classic 1994-95 (25-5 ) 12-1 LSC (1) # Division II Regionals (at Abilene) * Lady Buff Tip-Off Classic + NCAA Regional Tourn. # Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic Bob Schneider ^ Dr Pepper Lady Buff Classic @ Hays St. Classic 1996-97 (29-2) 17-1 LSC (1) ! Hawaii Tournament 1990-91 (30-2 ) 16-0 LSC (1) ! North Dakota State Classic date Opponent score Bob Schneider # LSC Tournament (at Canyon) $ Division II Regional Tourn 1/25 *Northwood (W) 105 50 Bob Schneider date Opponent score 11/26 * SE Oklahoma St . (W) 80 79 1998-99 (22-11) 13-3 LSC (1) 11/23 Metro St . (W) 93 24 1/22 * Colorado Christian (W) 101 64 1992-93 (18-8) 12/1 ^ Mesa State (W) 98 72 11/24 Metro St . (W) 78 30 11/23 * Cal-Davis (W) 81 75 Bob Schneider Bob Schneider 12/2 ^ Henderson State (L) 77 82 11/27 Panhandle St . (W) 87 53 12/5 ^ Henderson State (W) 84 68 date Opponent score 11/20 *Cameron (W) 83 71 12/3 ^ Denver (W) 65 60 11/29 #S . Nazarene (W) 82 60 12/6 ^ NW Missouri State (W) 105 65 11/13 at St . Edward’s (W) 79 75 11/21 *Texas A&I (W) 62 55 12/7 at Panhandle State (W) 74 68 11/30 #CS‑Los Angeles (W) 84 55 12/6 ^ Emporia State (W) 78 70 11/20 * Grand Valley State (L) 77 83 11/23 Chapman (W) 90 55 12/10 at Cameron (W) 87 64 12/1 #West Georgia (W) 75 36 12/14 at Abilene Christian (L) 58 65 11/21 * Arkansas Tech (L) 51 77 11/27 A-#Langston (W) 78 47 12/17 Cameron (W) 78 50 12/15 at Wayland Baptist (L) 57 67 12/16 at Angelo State (W) 92 66 11/22 * Southern Indiana (W) 67 58 11/28 A-#Oklahoma City (L) 49 63 12/29 vs . Montana St -North. . (L) 65 87 12/18 Denver (W) 88 63 12/27 ! IUPU-Indianapolis (W) 61 55 11/25 Missouri Western St . (L) 69 71 12/3 ^Fort Lewis (W) 80 63 12/30 at Florida Tech (W) 89 60 12/29 Wayland Baptist (W) 90 47 12/28 ! Washburn (W) 78 56 12/3 East Central (L) 66 82 12/4 ^Saginaw Valley St . (W) 73 69 1/9 at E . New Mexico (L) 70 82 1/3 W . New Mexico (W) 99 43 12/30 ! Lake Superior State(W) 100 59 12/5 SE Oklahoma St . (W) 65 58 12/5 ^Portland State (W) 92 83 1/14 at TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 71 68 1/4 St . Mary’s of Plains (W) 100 61 1/4 Eastern New Mexico (W) 97 49 12/10 ^ Wayland Baptist (L) 56 77 12/11 %NM Highlands (W) 76 73 1/16 at East Texas State (W) 99 73 1/7 ^E . New Mexico (W) 88 53 1/7 Midwestern State (W) 91 63 12/11 ^ SE Oklahoma St . (W-OT) 74 73 12/12 %S . Colorado (L) 62 66 1/21 Central Oklahoma (W) 99 64 1/12 ^Central Oklahoma (W) 81 42 1/9 Central Oklahoma (W) 98 86 12/12 ^ Northern State (W) 66 51 12/19 at Texas Woman’s (W) 72 43 1/22 Tarleton State (W) 89 56 1/14 ^Cameron (W) 93 48 1/11 at Tarleton State(W) 85 67 12/17 at Cent . Oklahoma (L-OT) 80 86 1/23 Texas Woman’s (W) 113 88 1/18 ^at Texas Woman’s (W) 92 60 12/21 at East Texas State (W) 88 64 1/13 at A&M-Commerce (W) 85 71 12/30 at Northeastern St . (W) 72 49 1/28 at Angelo State (W) 88 83 1/19 ^ at E . Texas St . (W) 90 50 1/4 Cameron (W) 92 49 1/16 Texas Woman’s (W) 111 50 1/2 at E . New Mexico (L) 58 63 1/30 at Abilene Christian (L) 83 84 1/21 ^ at Texas A&I (W) 78 60 1/8 &Central Oklahoma (L) 64 81 1/18 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 79 70 1/7 Angelo State (W) 72 61 2/4 Abilene Christian (W-OT) 82 81 1/26 ^at C . Oklahoma (W) 60 49 1/9 &Cameron (W) 89 67 1/25 at E . New Mexico (W) 76 61 1/9 Abilene Christian (L) 75 88 2/6 Angelo State (W) 72 53 1/28 ^at Cameron (W) 77 41 1/11 A-E . New Mexico (W) 80 71 1/30 at Central Oklahoma (W) 61 46 1/14 at Midwestern State (L) 77 87 2/11 East Texas State (W) 81 61 2/2 ^Texas A&I (W) 104 35 1/16 Midwestern State (L) 65 72 2/1 at Midwestern State (W) 77 69 1/16 at Tarleton State (W) 80 69 2/13 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 83 75 2/4 ^E . Texas St . (W) 100 56 1/18 at W . New Mexico (L) 74 83 2/6 TX A&M-Commerce (W) 88 78 1/18 at Texas Woman’s (W) 80 62 2/17 at Tarleton State (W) 83 53 2/5 ^Texas Woman’s (W) 83 41 1/30 Henderson State (W) 86 61 2/8 Tarleton State (W) 77 68 1/21 at A&M-Commerce (W) 66 60 2/18 at Texas Woman’s (W) 100 77 2/9 ^at Angelo St . (W) 97 48 2/6 at Cal Poly-SLO (L) 56 61 2/13 at TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 59 56 1/23 at TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 78 69 2/20 at Central Oklahoma (W) 75 40 2/11 ^at Abilene Christian (W) 82 68 2/8 at Chapman (W) 91 44 2/15 at Texas Woman’s (W) 77 42 2/1 Eastern New Mexico (W) 77 61 2/25 Eastern New Mexico (W) 76 63 2/16 ^Angelo State (W) 105 42 2/11 W . New Mexico (W) 59 56 2/20 Angelo State (W) 76 61 2/4 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 71 62 3/1 ! East Texas State (W) 88 61 2/18 ^Abilene Christian (W) 92 56 2/20 Panhandle State (W) 92 73 2/22 Abilene Christian (W) 70 64 2/6 TX A&M-Commerce (W) 86 47 3/2 ! Abilene Christian (W) 74 68 2/21 ^at E . New Mexico (W) 73 44 2/27 A-Neb .-Kearney (W) 74 72 2/27 # TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 72 57 2/11 at Abilene Christian (W) 80 74 3/5 # Chadron State (W) 86 75 2/26 + E . Texas St . (W) 126 38 3/4 Denver (L) 62 94 3/1 # Abilene Christian (W) 59 56 2/13 at Angelo State (W) 92 52 3/8 $ Washburn (L) 60 69 3/1 + Angelo St . (W) 78 45 3/6 Air Force (L) 50 73 3/7 $ Emporia State (W-OT) 77 76 2/18 Tarleton State (W) 67 57 A-at Amarillo Civic Center * WTAMU Tipoff Classic 3/2 + E . New Mexico (W) 86 52 *WTSU Tipoff Classic ^ Dr Pepper Lady Buff Classic 3/8 $ Mo . Western St (W) 92 72 2/20 Midwestern State (W) 95 67 3/8 % Washburn (W) 75 51 #WTAMU Thanksgiving Classic ! LSC Tourrn. (Canyon) 3/19 % Cal-Davis (L) 70 73 2/21 Texas Woman’s (W) 83 61 # Division II Reg. (Canyon) 3/9 % SE Missouri St . (L) 70 71 ^Dr Pepper Tournament * Lady Buff Tip-Off Classic 2/23 ! SW Oklahoma St . (W) 59 46 $ Regional semifinals (St. Joseph, MO) ^ Dr Pepper Lady Buff Classic # Dr. Pepper-Lady Buff Classic % Southern Colorado Classic 2/25 ! SE Oklahoma St . (W) 73 54 & Cameron Classic ! Surf ’N Slam Tourn. (San Diego) ^ Lone Star Conf. Games 2/27 ! Abilene Christian (L) 57 70 +LSC Tourn. (Canyon, TX) 1995-96 (28-3) 15-1 LSC (1) # LSC Tournament (at Canyon) $ Division II Regional Tourn. % Divison II Regional Tourn. 1993-94 (19-8 ) 8-6 LSC (4) Bob Schneider 3/4 # Southwest Baptist (W) 68 65 (at St. Joseph, MO) 3/5 # Emporia State (L) 61 99 1991-92 (24-6) Bob Schneider date Opponent score % NCAA Division II Elite Eight * Disney Division II Tournament Tourn. (at Grand Forks, ND) Bob Schneider date Opponent score 11/17 Chadron State (W) 81 59 (at Orlando, FL) 11/19 *NM Highlands (W) 96 55 11/18 Chadron State (W) 86 39 ^ 7-Up Lady Buff Classic (at Canyon) date Opponent score 1997-98 (20-8) 13-3 LSC (1) ! LSC Tournament (at Canyon) 11/20 *Cameron (W) 91 55 11/30 ^ Johnson C . Smith (W) 118 48 11/22 *S . Colorado (W) 87 66 # Division II Regionals (at Emporia, KS) 11/26 #Cal State-LA (W) 82 63 12/1 ^ Oklahoma Baptist (W) 95 51 Bob Schneider 11/23 *UA‑Huntsville (W) 95 40 11/27 #Cal Poly-SLO (W) 85 66 12/2 ^ Metro State (W) 86 64 date Opponent score 11/29 @ Emporia St . (W) 106 75 1999-00 (23-7) 13-3 LSC (2) 12/2 ^Cal State-LA (W) 88 58 12/4 Panhandle State (W) 127 25 11/14 * Rollins (W) 88 74 11/30 @ Cameron (W) 97 57 12/3 ^IUPU-Fort Wayne (W) 87 70 12/16 at Abilene Christian (L) 57 68 11/15 * Metro State (L) 53 60 Bob Schneider 12/5 #N . Colorado (W) 111 84 12/4 ^TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 58 55 12/18 at Angelo State (W) 86 66 11/20 at SW Oklahoma St . (L) 61 65 date Opponent score 12/6 #S . Dakota St . (W) 93 58 12/11 Langston (W) 102 64 12/27 at Cal-Riverside (W) 76 73 11/22 at Cameron (W) 85 67 11/19 *McPherson (W) 97 56 12/7 #N . Dakota St . (L) 74 87 12/18 W . New Mexico (W) 84 53 12/28 at CS-San Bernardino (W) 68 51 12/4 Ouachita Baptist (W) 78 62 11/20 *UC Davis (W) 90 81 12/12 Wayland Baptist (W) 94 56 12/30 !UC-Colorado Springs (L) 79 85 1/2 Eastern New Mexico (W) 62 53 12/6 Harding (W) 79 75 11/26 SW Oklahoma State (W) 61 48 12/20 ! N . Kentucky (W) 78 75 12/31 !Emporia State (W) 83 80 1/6 Midwestern State (W) 96 58 12/11 ^ Cameron (W) 92 56 12/2 at Ouachita Baptist (L) 64 75 12/21 ! North Dakota St . (L) 77 94 1/8 Eastern New Mexico (W) 73 48 1/8 Central Oklahoma (W) 112 57 12/12 ^ Pittsburg State (W) 73 61 12/4 at Harding (W) 64 63 12/28 at Colorado Springs (W) 87 58 1/10 @W . New Mexico (W) 87 77 1/11 at Tarleton State (W) 79 70 12/13 ^ Emporia State (L) 60 86 12/9 ^Am .-Puerto Rico (W) 134 21 12/30 at Regis (W) 98 83 1/15 @ Texas Woman’s (W) 66 52 1/13 at East Texas State (W) 113 73 12/15 ! Assumption (W) 83 62 12/10 ^Grand Valley State (W) 87 63 12/31 at Metro St . (L) 69 72 1/17 @ Central Oklahoma (L) 68 69 1/18 Texas Woman’s (W) 97 64 12/16 ! Stonehill (L) 71 85 12/11 ^North Dakota State (W) 72 58 1/1 at Denver (W) 97 58 1/22 East Texas State (W) 87 63 1/20 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 85 74 1/3 Eastern New Mexico (W) 74 69 12/17 Cameron (W) 89 58 1/9 E . New Mexico (W) 70 63 1/24 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 79 49 1/27 at E . New Mexico (W) 66 65 1/8 Midwestern State (W) 93 65 12/29 at A&M Commerce (W) 80 49 1/11 at Cameron (W) 87 61 1/29 @ Abilene Christian (L) 76 101 2/1 at Central Oklahoma (W) 100 60 1/10 Tarleton State (W) 87 60 12/30 at Texas Woman’s (L) 59 63 1/24 at CS‑Stanislaus (W) 72 41 1/31 @ Angelo State (L) 73 84 2/3 at Midwestern State (W) 91 71 1/11 Texas Woman’s (W) 109 78 1/4 Midwestern State (W) 80 68 1/25 at CS‑Hayward (W) 84 54 2/5 Abilene Christian (L) 87 90 2/8 East Texas State (W) 76 75 1/15 at Angelo State (W) 78 67 1/6 Tarleton State (W) 80 67 2/1 Henderson St . (W) 93 54 2/7 Angelo State (L) 76 77 2/10 Tarleton State (W) 104 57 1/17 at Abilene Christian (L) 64 85 1/8 at Angelo State (W) 93 80 2/7 SUI‑Edwardsville (W) 96 64 2/12 Texas Woman’s (W) 90 64 2/15 at TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 77 63 1/22 at A&M-Commerce (W) 70 48 1/10 at Abilene Christian (W) 71 64

52 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS all-time ScHedule & Results 1/15 at E . New Mexico (W) 65 46 1/28 at Eastern N .M . (W) 75 58 2/5* @Texas Woman’s (W) 73 41 01/25 * Midwestern State (W) 7 2 4 6 12/29 vs . Drury (L) 72 79 1/20 TX A&M-Kingsville (L) 67 73 1/31 TAMU-Kingsville (W) 50 44 2/7* @Midwestern State (L) 66 70 01/28 * at Tarleton State (L) 50 55 01/3 Southeastern Oklahoma^ (W) 66 48 1/22 at Panhandle State (L) 86 87 2/2 TAMU-Commerce (W) 80 61 2/12* Texas Woman’s (W) 108 44 02/02 * Texas Woman’s (W) 8 7 6 3 01/5 East Central^ (W) 65 43 1/27 at Tarleton State (W) 85 82 2/7 TAMU-Commerce (L) 66 73 2/14* Midwestern State (W) 67 57 02/04 * TAM-Kingsville (W) 110 77 01/10 at Cameron^ (W) 67 47 1/29 at Midwestern State (W) 66 63 2/9 TAMU-Kingsville (L) 49 66 2/19* Texas A&M-Commerce (W) 104 55 02/06 * at E . New Mexico (W) 82 7 8 01/12 at Southwestern Oklahoma^ (W) 68 61 2/3 Abilene Christian (W) 65 56 2/14 Tarleton State (L) 61 64 2/21* Texas A&M-Kingsville (W) 95 49 02/09 * at Texas Woman’s (W) 7 3 5 9 01/16 Angelo State* (W) 74 53 2/5 Angelo State (W) 82 61 2/16 Texas Woman’s (W) 64 54 2/26* @Abilene Christian (W) 69 66 02/11 * at TAM-Kingsville (W) 80 62 01/19 at Eastern New Mexico* (W) 85 60 2/12 Eastern New Mexico (W) 65 58 2/18 Eastern N .M (W) 68 65 2/28* @Angelo State (L) 42 79 02/14 * Abilene Christian (W) 82 67 01/23 Midwestern State* (W) 72 51 2/19 at A&M-Kingsville (L) 74 79 2/21 at Abilene Christian (W) 56 54 3/1 ^Tarleton State (W) 83 61 02/18 * at Angelo State (W) 7 0 6 1 01/26 at Tarleton State* (W) 75 72 2/24 Texas Woman’s (W) 77 49 2/23 at Angelo State (L) 57 75 3/5 ^Angelo State (L) 59 65 02/22 * at MW State (W) 73 58 01/30 at Texas A&M-Kingsville* (W) 88 71 2/26 TAMU-Commerce(W) 96 62 2/26 !Southeastern OK (LOT) 70 86 3/12 %Emporia State (W) 60 55 02/25 * Tarleton State (W) 9 0 5 7 02/02 Texas Woman’s* (W) 74 56 2/29 !East Central (W) 75 53 * Lady Buff Tip-Off Classic (at Canyon) 3/13 %Northeastern State (L) 71 79 02/28 ^ Cameron (W 9 3 6 1 02/07 at Abilene Christian* (L-OT) 66 71 ^ 7-Up Lady Buff Classic (at Canyon) 3/3 !SE Oklahoma State (W) 58 54 $ - Emporia State Tournament 03/03 ^ TAM-Commerece (W) 64 58 02/13 at Midwestern State* (W) 89 51 ! LSC Tournament (at Durant) & - Dr. Pepper Lady Buff Classic 3/4 !TX A&M-Kingsville (L) 82 67 03/04 ^ Angelo State (W) 8 3 6 8 02/09 at Angelo State* (W) 66 42 # - Western New Mexico Classic 3/10 #Southwest Baptist (L) 56 68 2002-03 (20-10) 8-6 LSC (3) ^ - Lone Star Conference Tournament 03/10 % vs NE State (W) 7 8 6 4 02/16 Eastern New Mexico* (W) 78 57 * Lady Buff Tip-Off Classic (at Canyon) Bob Schneider % - NCAA-II South Central Regional 03/11 % vs Emporia State (L) 82 88 02/20 Texas A&M-Kingsville* (W) 81 64 ^ 7-Up Lady Buff Classic (at Canyon) & = Adams State Classic 02/23 Tarleton State* (W) 64 48 ! LSC Tournament - First Round (at Canyon) date Opponent score # = SBC/Coca-Cola 2004-05 (21-9) 11-3 LSC (2) 02/27 Abilene Christian* (W) 60 58 ! LSC Tournament - Second Round (at Kingsville) 11/22 $Metro State (W) 93 83 $ = South Central Regional Challenge Bob Schneider 03/01 at Texas Woman’s* (W) 66 63 # Division II Regionals (at Emporia, KS) 11/23 $Rockhurst (W) 79 58 ^ = LSC Tournament date Opponent score % = NCAA-II South Central Regional 03/06 vs . Southeastern Oklahoma% (W) 72 65 11/29 #Drury (L) 81 95 2000-01 (18-9) 9-5 LSC (3) 11/19 & vs . St . Mary’s (W) 85 75 * = LSC South game 03/08 vs . Angelo State% (W) 67 55 11/30 #St . Mary’s (W) 78 63 Bob Schneider 11/20 & at Emporia State (L) 71 85 03/9 vs . Central Oklahoma% (W) 85 73 12/17 %Belmont Abbey (W) 80 53 2006-07 (28-5) 14-0 LSC (1) date Opponent score 11/27 UC-Colorado Springs(W) 79 48 03/14 vs . NW Missouri State# (L-OT) 71 72 12/18 %Minnesota-Mankato (L) 51 52 krista gerlich 11/18 *Mesa State College (W) 63 44 12/02 Southwestern Oklahoma(W) 70 62 ^ - LSC Crossover games 12/30 Tarleton State (W) 68 57 * - LSC South Division games 12/04 Cameron (W) 59 47 date Opponent score 11/19 *St . Edward’s Univ . (W) 79 69 1/2 Northeastern State (WOT) 62 56 % - LSC Tournament 12/13 Tarleton State (L) 60 70 11/06 at Felician& (W) 83 35 11/30 ^Western State Coll . (W) 90 77 1/4 Central Oklahoma (W) 71 58 # - NCAA South Central Regional 12/19 % vs . SIU-Edwardsville (W) 66 52 11/04 at Augustana& (W) 65 58 12/1 ^Henderson State (W) 99 67 1/9 East Central Oklahoma (L) 70 72 12/20 % vs . Northwest Missouri (W) 71 50 11/05 at Stonehill& (L) 76 68 12/2 ^TX A&M-Kingsville (L) 71 74 1/11 Southeastern Oklahoma (W) 82 54 2008-09 (28-6) 10-2 LSC (1) 12/30 Adams State (W) 72 64 11/24 St . Edwards (W) 63 43 12/16 Okla . Panhandle St . (W) 83 51 1/16 Southwestern Oklahoma (W) 81 55 KRISTA GERLICH 1/06 Northeastern State (L) 48 51 11/25 Eastern N .M .* (W) 79 67 12/19 Wheeling Jesuit (W) 65 56 1/18 (W) 69 58 date Opponent score 1/08 Central Oklahoma (L) 68 73 11/27 at N .M . Highlands (W) 95 56 12/20 Minnesota-Morris (W) 98 44 1/23 *Angelo State (L) 47 58 11/16 Huston-Tillotson (W) 96-48 1/10 at Eastern New Mexico (W) 61 58 11/30 Cameron^ (W) 78 58 1/4 Northeastern State (W) 59 56 1/25 *Abilene Christian (W) 57 55 11/21 UC-Colo . Springs (W) 94-54 1/13 at East Central W) 71 65 12/02 Southwestern Okla .^ (W) 68 36 1/6 Central Oklahoma (W) 64 50 1/30 *Texas A&M-Kingsville (W) 93 59 11/22 @ Adams State (W) 89-65 1/15 at SE Oklahoma State (W) 73 72 12/07 at TAMU-Commerce^ (W) 63 54 1/11 East Central Univ . (L) 65 73 2/1 *Texas A&M-Commerce (W) 73 64 11/28 Panhandle State (W) 93-43 1/20 *Midwestern State (W) 90 61 12/16 N .M . Highlands (W) 85 35 1/13 SE Oklahoma (L) 56 84 2/6 *Texas Women’s (W) 72 68 11/29 Drury (W) 80-62 1/22 *TAMU-Commerce (L) 69 78 12/20 at Eastern N .M .* (W) 85 65 1/18 Angelo State (L) 56 65 2/8 *Midwestern State (L) 75 78 12/04 Central Oklahoma^ (W) 86-79 1/24 *Eastern New Mexico (W) 91 44 12/29 at Cal St . San B’dino (W) 77 44 1/20 Abilene Christian (W) 73 54 2/10 *Eastern New Mexico (W) 71 64 12/06 Northeastern State^ (W) 79-70 1/27 *TAMU-Kingsville (W) 94 55 12/30 at San Diego (L) 76 71 1/23 Eastern New Mexico (W) 68 56 2/13 *Midwestern State (L) 71 78 12/13 @ East Central^ (W) 67-50 1/29 *Texas Woman’s (W) 98 64 01/04 Central Okla .^ (W) 68 55 1/25 Texas Woman’s (W) 100 46 2/15 *Texas Women’s (W) 87 68 12/15 @ Southeastern Okla .^ (L) 65-69 2/03 *Angelo State (L) 66 81 01/06 Northeastern State^ (W) 64 43 2/1 TX A&M-Kingsville (W) 64 58 2/17 *Eastern New Mexico (L) 70 73 12/28 @ Mesa State (W) 93-50 2/05 *Abilene Christian (W) 80 55 01/11 at Southeastern Okla .^ (L) 67 62 2/3 TX A&M-Commerce (L) 70 71 2/20 *Abilene Christian (L) 71 79 12/29 Southwestern Okla . ^(W) 75-45 2/10 *at Angelo State (L) 43 59 01/17 at Angelo State* (W) 72 71 2/5 Tarleton State (W2OT) 102 83 2/22 *Angelo State (W) 67 63 01/3 vs . Fort Lewis (L) 64-66 2/12 *at Abilene Christian (W) 85 60 01/20 Abilene Christian* (W) 62 50 2/8 TX A&M-Commerce (L) 56 57 2-27 *Texas A&M-Commerce (W) 87 79 01/5 Cameron ^(W) 86-58 2/17 *at Midwestern State (W) 71 57 01/24 Tarleton* (W) 78 58 2/10 TX A&M-Kingsville (L) 56 69 3-01 *Texas A&M-Kingsville (L) 58 78 01/8 @ Texas Woman’s^ (L) 88-93 2/19 *at TAMU-Commerce (W) 73 61 01/27 at Midwestern State* (W) 81 61 2/15 Abilene Christian (W) 76 65 3-04 %Central Oklahoma (W) 78 64 01/10 @ A&M-Commerce ^(W) 83-75 2/24 *TAMU-Kingsville (W) 63 39 02/01 at TAMU-Kingsville* (W) 80 55 2/17 Angelo State (L) 82 88 3-07 %Southwestern Oklahoma (W) 89 71 01/17 Abilene Christian* (W) 91-65 2/27 *Texas Woman’s (W) 97 63 02/03 at Texas Woman’s* (W) 62 51 2/20 Eastern New Mexico (W) 58 44 3-08 %Northeastern State (L) 58 82 01/21 Midwestern State* (W) 69-56 3/01 ^SW Oklahoma State(W) 85 54 02/08 TAMU-Kingsville* (W) 78 51 2/22 Tarleton State (W) 64 61 $ - Tip-Off Classic, Emporia, Kan. 01/24 @ Tarleton* (W) 70-63 # - Dr. Pepper Classic, Canyon, Texas 3/04 ^at Northeastern State(L) 53 62 02/10 Texas Woman’s* (W) 89 72 2/24 Texas Woman’s (W) 86 81 01/28 Angelo State* (W) 72-45 2/27 !Southeastern OK (L) 72 % Disney Holiday Classic, Orlando, Fla. 3/11 $ Washburn (L) 62 75 02/14 Angelo State* (W) 67 54 & Lone Star Conference Tournament & - Emporia State Classic, Emporia, Kan. 02/17 at Abilene Christian* (W) 80 64 01/31 @ A&M-Kingsville* (W) 64-61 100 02/4 Eastern NM* (W) 87-49 * Lady Buff Tip-Off Classic(at Canyon) % -Hoop ’N Surf Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii 02/21 at Tarleton* (W) 74 53 2003-04 (25-6) 11-3 LSC (1) ^ Lone Star Conference Tournament ^ 7-Up Lady Buff Classic (at Canyon) 02/24 Midwestern State* (W) 73 55 02/07 @ Eastern NM* (W) 87-47 ! LSC Tournament (at Durant) Bob Schneider $ - NCAA-II South Central Regional, 02/10 @Midwestern State* (W) 72-36 Springfield, Mo. 02/27 East Central% (W) 78 57 date Opponent score 02/14 Tarleton* (W) 69-50 2001-02 (15-2) 8-6 LSC (4) 03/02 vs Central Okla .% (W) 67 56 11/21 $SIU-Edwardsville (W) 84 70 2005-06 (28-4) 13-1 LSC (2) 03/03 at TAMU-Commerce% (L) 81 71 02/18 @ Angelo State* (W) 61-49 Bob Schneider 11/22 $Emporia State (L) 57 58 Bob Schneider 03/09 NW Missouri St .# (W) 87 72 02/21 A&M-Kingsville* (L) 66-70 date Opponent score 02/28 @ Abilene Christian* (L) 55-64 11/28 &Eastern New Mexico (W) 75 54 date Opponent score 03/10 Washburn# (L) 54 39 11/16 *Lubbock Christian (W) 90 53 03/04 Northeastern State% (W) 66-61 11/29 &Edinboro (W) 92 47 11/18 & at Adams State (W) 8 6 5 8 & - Disney Division II Tip-Off Classic (Orlando, Fla.) 11/17 *Chadron State (W) 86 56 ^ - LSC Crossover games 03/06 Southeastern Okla .%(W) 93-63 12/4 @Northeastern State (W) 69 64 11/19 & UC-Colo . Springs (W) 1 0 5 6 9 11/20 at Cameron (LOT) 75 78 * - LSC South Division games 03/7 Central Oklahoma% (W) 66-59 12/6 @Central Oklahoma (W) 81 55 11/25 # Fort Lewis (W) 9 0 5 9 % - LSC Tournament 11/29 ^National Christian (W) 155 33 03/13 Abilene Christian# (W) 78-53 12/16* Eastern New Mexico (L) 57 76 11/26 # Mont . St .-Billings (W) 87 52 # - NCAA South Central Regional 11/30 ^Okla . Panhandle St . (W) 97 57 3/14 Emporia State# (W) 86-83 12/29 #Fort Lewis (W) 62 60 12/01 at Cameron (W) 9 6 5 8 12/1 ^Wayland Baptist (W) 76 59 3/16 Central Oklahoma# (W) 65-52 12/30 #Millersville (W) 59 52 12/03 at SW Okla (W) 77 64 2007-08 (26-5) 13-1 LSC (1) 12/3 at Southwestern OK (W) 62 58 3/24 Delta State+ (L) 47-55 1/3 East Central (W) 86 64 12/10 Tex . A&M-Comm . (W) 93 75 KRISTA GERLICH 12/8 Midwestern St . (L) 63 78 ^ - LSC Crossover games 1/5 Southeastern Okla . (W) 77 58 12/20 $ vs Washburn (L) 52 63 date Opponent score 1/3 at Northeastern St . (L) 48 51 1/8 @Southwestern Okla . (W) 85 75 * - LSC South Division games 12/21 $ vs Cent . Missouri (W) 9 2 7 9 11/16 Sonoma State (L) 50 56 % - LSC Tournament 1/5 at Central OK (L) 60 61 1/10 @Cameron (W) 91 52 12/30 * E . New Mexico (W) 76 44 11/17 at Chico State (L) 58 69 # - NCAA South Central Regional 1/10 East Central (W) 92 54 1/13* Eastern New Mexico (W) 80 73 01/05 at Cent . Oklahoma (W) 76 64 11/23 New Mexico Highlands (W) 89 24 + - NCAA Elite Eight 1/12 Southeastern OK (L) 64 80 1/17 Tarleton State (W) 85 58 01/07 at Northeastern State (L) 6 0 6 8 11/24 Harding (W) 83 67 1/17 at Texas Woman’s (W) 51 49 1/22* @Texas A&M-Kingsville (W) 60 58 01/12 Southeastern Okla . (W) 8 2 6 2 11/29 Texas A&M-Commerce* (W) 61 45 1/19 at Tarleton State (L) 51 57 1/24* @Texas A&M-Commerce (W) 80 62 01/14 East Central (WOT) 68 64 12/06 at Central Oklahoma^ (W) 73 60 1/24 Angelo State (W) 77 70 1/29* Angelo State (W) 57 55 01/17 * at Abilene Christian (W) 66 61 12/08 at Northeastern State (W-OT) 66 60 1/26 Abilene Christian (L) 77 81 1/31* Abilene Christian (W) 68 64 01/21 * Angelo State (W) 6 7 6 5 12/28 vs . St . Thomas Aquinas (W) 79 40

www.gobuffsgo.com 53 Lady Buff championship history LSC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT HISTORY Year Winner Runner-Up Score Site MVP 1983 Abilene Christian Texas A&M-Kingsville 55-53 Nacogdoches, Texas Claudia Schleyer, Abilene Christian 1984 Howard Payne Sam Houston State 53-51 Commerce, Texas Peggy Taylor, Howard Payne 1985 Abilene Christian Howard Payne 70-50 Abilene, Texas Claudia Schleyer, Abilene Christian 1986 Abilene Christian Angelo State 102-56 Abilene, Texas No MVP selected 1987 West Texas A&M Abilene Christian 98-60 Canyon, Texas No MVP selected 1988 West Texas A&M Abilene Christian 82-53 Canyon, Texas Vanessa Wells, West Texas A&M 1989 West Texas A&M Abilene Christian 72-58 Canyon, Texas Leona Gerber, West Texas A&M 1990 West Texas A&M Texas Woman’s 78-50 Canyon, Texas Teresa Tinner, West Texas A&M 1991 West Texas A&M Eastern New Mexico 86-52 Canyon, Texas D darla Leavitt, West Texas A&M 1992 Central Oklahoma Abilene Christian 87-85 Abilene, Texas Ton’Nea Cox, Central Oklahoma 1993 Abilene Christian Eastern New Mexico 90-79 Abilene, Texas Jennifer Clarkson, Abilene Christian 1994 Angelo State Abilene Christian 79-69 San Angelo, Texas Nicole Collins, Angelo State 1995 West Texas A&M Abilene Christian 74-68 Canyon, Texas Jennifer Clarkson, Abilene Christian 1996 Abilene Christian West Texas A&M 82-60 Canyon, Texas Caroline Omamo, Abilene Christian 1997 West Texas A&M Abilene Christian 59-56 Canyon, Texas D dana Cunningham, West Texas A&M 1998 Abilene Christian Harding 76-54 Abilene, Texas Caroline Omamo, Abilene Christian 1999 Abilene Christian West Texas A&M 70-57 Canyon, Texas Jackie Bucher, Abilene Christian 2000 Texas A&M-Kingsville West Texas A&M 82-67 Kingsville, Texas Precious Thibodeaux, Texas A&M-Kingsville 2001 Midwestern State Southeastern Okla . 65-61 Wichita Falls, Texas Katrina Jordan, Midwestern State 2002 Angelo State Midwestern State 82-67 San Angelo, Texas Kelli Anne Goble, Angelo State 2003 Northeastern State West Texas A&M 82-68 Tahlequah, Okla . Joanna Golunska, Northeastern State 2004 Angelo State Northeastern State 78-63 Canyon, Texas Kelli Anne Goble, Angelo State 2005 Angelo State Northeastern State 61-49 Tahlequah, Okla . Christina Johnson, Angelo State 2006 West Texas A&M Angelo State 83-68 Canyon, Texas Emily Brister, West Texas A&M 2007 Texas A&M-Commerce West Texas A&M 81-71 Commerce, Texas Britney Jordan, A&M-Commerce 2008 West Texas A&M Central Oklahoma 85-73 Bartlesville, Okla. Emily Brister, West Texas A&M 2009 West Texas A&M Central Oklahoma 66-59 Bartlesville, Okla . Jamie Dreiling, West Texas A&M

Lady Buff Post Season History WTAMU Hall Year Record Tournament Coach 86-87 27-4 NCAA DII National Tournament – Elite Eight Bob Schneider 87-88 33-1 NCAA DII National Tournament – Elite Eight Bob Schneider of Champions 88-89 26-3 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider 89-90 30-2 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider 90-91 30-2 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider 1987 Jesse Powell 1992 91-92 24-6 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Jerry Richardson 94-95 25-5 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Al Baggett * Bo Robinson Woody Gilliland 95-96 28-3 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Price Brookfield James Scott Royce Hillman 96-97 29-2 NCAA DII National Tournament – Elite Eight Bob Schneider Sam Burton* Allen Simpson Rhonda Kimbrough 98-99 22-11 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider George Ray Colvin* Dave Szymakowski Jo Meaker 99-00 23-7 NCAA DII Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Ben Collins 03-04 25-6 NCAA DII South Central Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Lwood Dow Butch Waltershied* 1993 04-05 21-9 NCAA DII South Central Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Joed Forbus Charles Wright 05-06 28-4 NCAA DII South Central Regional Tournament Bob Schneider Warren Hasse# Joe Fortenberry* 06-07 28-5 NCAA DII South Central Regional Tournament Krista Gerlich Tod Mayfield Pat Gerald* 07-08 26-5 NCAA DII South Central Regional Tournament Krista Gerlich 1989 Weldon Trice Floyd Golden* 08-09 28-6 NCAA DII National Tournament -Elite Eight Krista Gerlich Mitchell Jones* Tom Airhart Vanessa Wells Thibert Clifford Keith* Jerry Behrens Delbert Lowes* Lawrence Brotherton* 1994 1998 2002 2006 2009 * Grady Burson* Carl Birdsong Alex Hale* Dale Blaut Ana Carolina “Carol” David Cole Odus Mitchell* Milt Fitts Kim Hudson Bob Kelley Charles Kitchens Pereira Debbie Hendricks Putt Powell#* Buck Garrett Megan Kinen Morton* Angela Seay Land Douglas Kriewald Ana Cristina “Tita” James Morton Larry Sanders* Clark Johnson Reggie McElroy Bruce Wyre Bruce Womack Pereira Shannon Stroud Ernest Schur Leon Manley Bobby Kleinecke Cavalier Pete Shotwell* Ronald Mills Scott Doores Joe Brooks Elvis “Heck” Ward* Borden Price* 1995 1999 2003 Ralph Davis* Charles ‘Shorty’ Foster Watkins Eddie Connor Charles Byrd J .R . Compton Halbert 1990 Roy Lee Dunn Sandy Callahan Joseph Kemei 2007 Dennis Walling 1988 David Kent Danny Cazalas Natasha Taylor Jim Campbell Ray & Barbara Bain Von Tucker Sims Joe Hayes Stewart Sarah Carthel Terry Adolph Dory Funk, Jr . Family Martin Lattibeaudiere * Merry Johnson-Byers ^The late Roger Charley Sanders Cloyce Box* Metz La Follette* 1996 2000 Rowntree – Buck’s 2004 Bob R . Sloan Sporting Goods Hatcher Brown* Bob Petrich Jill Myatt McDonald Raymond Brown Troy Burrus Scottie Pierce Julie Myatt O’Dell Henry Fields Boyce Box* 2008 Gail Simpson Reggie Ramey David Gasser Hubert “Cuby” Key Tommy Coffey Burl Wood Ollie Ross Spencer “Hank” Wash- Kitchens Davy Arnaud * Deceased Bill Cross Earl Wood ington* Eve Posey Leona Gerber # Honorary Corky Dawson Phillip Wright 1997 John Vanell Ray Franks Simmie Hill 2001 DeWayne Miles * 1991 Stan Carraway 2005 ^Henry & Betty Ann Frank Kimbrough* Ronnie Mankin Davis Carl Brown Jerry Don Logan Allene Stovall Mike Mitchell Alondra Johnson ^The late J .W . & Nell Austell Burrus* J .W . Malone Teresa Tinner Jeff Nunn Bob Kitchens - Whitney Russell Charlie Daves Frank Stockman Renee Luers-Gillispie Printers Eugene “Mercury” Steve Haterius Julie Saylor Young Morris “Pistol” Pete Pedro

54 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS THIS IS WTAMU About WTAMU Page 56-57 Canyon/Amarillo Page 58 About NCAA Division II Page 59 WTAMU President Dr. J. Patrick O’Brien Page 60 Athletic Director Michael McBroom Page 61 Athletics Administration Page 62 Media Information Page 63 Lady Buff Spirit Page 64 This is WTamu West Texas A&M University provides a major university experience without the big college hassles and expense . In March 1909, Texas Governor Tom Campbell signed a bill establishing West Texas Normal College . Today, that one-building school with just a handful of students is celebrating its Centennial and marking 100 years of growth and success . The University’s tree-lined main campus now covers 135-acres in Canyon, Texas, and a new WTAMU Amarillo Center is located at the Chase Tower in nearby Amarillo . WTAMU has come a long way during its 100-year history . Today’s students enjoy state-of-the-art academic facilities; friendly and safe residence halls, a student center complete with fast-food court, convenience store, bookstore and post office; a dining hall and recreational facilities, including a swimming pool and bowling alley and various fine arts venues . The University’s First United Bank Center provides a first-class venue for concerts and athletic events, and Kimbrough Memorial Stadium, home of the playoff-tested Buffalo football team, is just a short drive away . Nearby Palo Duro Canyon, second in size only to Arizona’s Grand Canyon, remains a favorite escape for camping, hiking and other outdoor activities, and Amarillo, just 15 miles to the north, offers metropolitan opportunities . WTAMU, a member of The Texas A&M University System since 1990, boasts an enrollment of more than 7,500 students from 35 states and 30 countries . The historic campus contains brick and mortar dating back to the early 1900s but offers a modern appeal with more than $95 million in capital improvements during the past 10 years . The campus, a haven for academic pursuits, is a perfect place to take a stroll or have a leisurely picnic . The Pedestrian Mall, the centerpiece of the campus, features an impressive marble buffalo sculpture, fountain and clock tower . The University also is home to the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, the largest historical museum in the state of Texas .

56 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS With a student-centered philosophy at its core, WTAMU is dedicated to educating tomorrow’s leaders through innovative academic and co-curricular undergraduate and graduate programs that ring true today . The University is committed to the intellectual, profes- sional and social growth of students by providing an education grounded in the liberal arts and opportunities to develop strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills, an understanding of cultural diversity, a commitment to ethical behavior, an appreciation for the fine arts and humanities, and a desire for life-long learning . Come for a visit any time and see for yourself the many things that make West Texas A&M University special!

www.gobuffsgo.com 57 Canyon & Amarillo, Texas The City of Canyon, with a population the Amarillo Visitor Information Center . in excess of 13,000, was founded on The Amarillo National Center hosts various Christmas Day 1887 by Lincoln Guy Con- rodeos and horse and livestock events, and ner, a cattle rancher who bought the land is located at the Tri-State Fairgrounds, host from the State of Texas for $3 per acre . to the Tri-State Fair held every September . He was too modest to name the town after Wonderland Park is the largest amuse- himself, and Canyon City was named after ment park between Dallas and Denver, and the nearby Palo Duro Canyon . In 1910 the Splash Amarillo provides a cool, water-filled name was changed to Canyon . experience for those hot summer days . Canyon is home to West Texas A&M Uni- Culturally the city has the Amarillo Sym- versity, which is the single-largest employer phony, Amarillo Opera, Lone Star Ballet, in Randall County . The city prides itself Amarillo Little Theatre, which has existed as a close-knit community that combines for more than 75 years, Civic Amarillo, a progressive attitude with small town which brings concerts and Broadway friendliness and charm . shows to town, and “Lone Star Rising,” an Palo Duro Canyon State Park, second outdoor musical drama at Lake Meredith’s largest canyon in the United States behind Fritch Fortress, north of Amarillo . the Grand Canyon, contains more than Amarillo is the transportation hub of the 18,000 acres and is 120 miles long and Texas Panhandle with the two interstate 20 miles wide and is just 10 miles east highways (I-40 east and west and I-27 of Canyon . Hiking, overnight camping and north and south) . Rick Husband Interna- some of the most breathtaking scenery in tional Airport, named after the Amarillo the world is available . The canyon is also native commander of the ill-fated Columbia host to “Texas” which premiered in 2003 shuttle that crashed in Feb . 2003, is served and is produced by the Texas Panhandle by Southwest, American Eagle, Great Heritage Foundation . The outdoor musical Lakes, Continental Express, and Atlantic drama takes place at the Palo Duro Canyon Southeast airlines . Amphitheater . The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum is located on the WTAMU Campus and is Texas’ largest history museum . It was founded in 1937 and houses more than 3 million artifacts . It features exhibits on petroleum, western heritage, paleontol- ogy, textiles, transportation, and fine art . Amarillo, 17 miles north on Inter- state 27, has a population of more than The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum 173,000 . It was first settled in 1887, is the largest history museum in Texas and its name is taken from the Spanish- language for the word “yellow” because of the color of the sub-soil in the channel of Amarillo is located 112 miles north of the Amarillo Creek . Lubbock and is six hours by road from the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and seven and Amarillo is home to the Amarillo Gorillas a half hours from Denver by road . Albu- of the independent Central Hockey League, querque is four hours west and Oklahoma the Amarillo Dusters of the Arena Football City is four hours east on I-40 . League 2 and the Amarillo Dillas of the United League . It is also home to the The Canyon-Amarillo area receives an American Quarter Horse Association and average annual rainfall of 19 .1 inches . the AQHA Heritage Center and Museum . It has a mild climate with four distinct seasons . There are 156 .2 clear and 104 .8 Route 66 Motor Speedway features partly cloudy days annually, and the aver- races throughout the year and eccentric age annual temperature is 57 .2 degrees . millionaire Stanley Marsh, III, has buried Cadillacs into the ground west of Amarillo for his “Cadillac Ranch .” The Harrington Medical Center is home to some of the finest and most innovative medical facilities The Palo Duro Canyon in the country . is the second largest The Amarillo Civic Center underwent a canyon in the United renovation in 2003, adding more meeting States and offers great camping and hiking in rooms and exhibit space, which now totals addition to being the home 98,000 square feet . It houses a 5,000-seat of the world famous-play, coliseum, a 2,300-seat auditorium, and “Texas”

58 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA Division II Pick a number of college sports fans and ask them what The number of national championships in Division II is In January 2004, the Division II membership approved it means to be an NCAA Division I, II or III member . Most of about the same as Divisions I and III . For 2006-07, Division two legislative changes that increased academic require- them probably will say that Division I is “big,” Division II is II national championship competition will be offered in the ments for enrolled student-athletes . “midsize” and Division III is “small .” There is some truth in following sports: The first change mandated that Division II student- the observations, but what makes Division II special has National championship opportunities are comparable to athletes be required to attain a 1 800. grade-point average more to do with philosophy than with size . those in Division I and III . Since 2003-04, National Champi- after earning 24 credit hours, a 1 .900 GPA after earning 48 Here are features that make Division II athletics unique: onship competition will be offered in the following sports hours and a 2 .000 GPA after earning 72 hours and thereaf- Division II student-athletes generally come from the area Men Women ter . The second change required that student-athletes must in which their institution is located . They are effectively Baseball Basketball have earned at least six credit hours from the previous integrated with the overall student body . Many Division II Basketball Cross Country term . That new rule helped ensure that transfer student- coaches and administrators perform other jobs or functions Cross Country Field Hockey athletes were legitimate students during the previous term at their institutions, including teaching . Most Division II Football Golf and that enrolled student-athletes are progressing toward a student-athletes pay for school through a combination of Golf Lacrosse degree semester-by-semester . scholarship money, grants, student loans and employment Lacrosse Rowing Division II also has initiated a new measure of academic earnings . Teams are encouraged to play other teams from Soccer Soccer performance through creation of the Academic Success their region, thus reducing expense and missed class time . Swimming and Diving Softball Rate . The new measure will provide graduation-rate data on Division II brings its “A” game in the way it balances Tennis Swimming and Diving all Division II student-athletes, including transfers and those academics and athletics . Indoor Track Tennis not receiving athletically related financial aid . Two pilot Outdoor Track Indoor Track studies using the new measure produced a graduation rate Division II provides an excellent environment for student- Wrestling Outdoor Track about 10 percent higher than what was measured through athletes . It maintains a highly inclusive structure for student- Volleyball federal government methodology . athletes in NCAA governance matters: The annual summit between the Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Also, at its April 2006 meeting, the Division II Presidents and the Division II Management Council serves as a model Academics Council (along with the Division I Board of Directors) for athlete-administrator communication . Division II also approved a proposal that defines the role of the NCAA Division II has adopted legislation and created programs benefits student-athletes by having the most opportunities Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse in validating the information to better ensure that student-athletes acquire quality per capita to compete in national championships . on which the initial academic eligibility of a student-athlete educations and graduate . is based . The action was taken after a series of newspaper articles revealed the existence of “diploma mills” that some Many Division II student-athletes have gone on to prospective student-athletes were using to inappropriately outstanding careers, both inside and outside athletics. That enhance their academic records . list includes the following Division II also has established a Degree-Completion Grant Program to assist student-athletes who are just short Athlete Professional Alma Mater of completing their degree but whose athletics eligibility Accomplishment has expired . Larry Allen NFL player Sonoma State football Rick Barnes Texas basketball coach Lenoir-Rhyne basketball Steve Bedrosian Former MLB player New Haven baseball Manute Bol Former NBA player Bridgeport basketball Brett Butler Former MLB player, author Southeastern Oklahoma State baseball Lloyd Carr University of Michigan football coach Northern Michigan football Maurice Cheeks coach West Texas A&M basektball Jim Crane Eagle Global Logistics CEO Central Missouri State baseball Mike DeJean MLB player West Alabama baseball Christine Donovan Managing director of Global Securities Lending Stonehill basketball Mike Eischeid Former NFL player Upper Iowa football Former NFL player Texas A&M-Kingsville football Nick Harper NFL player Fort Valley State football NFL player Texas A&M-Kingsville football Sylvia Hatchell North Carolina women’s basketball coach Carson-Newman basketball Dave and Jim Hazewinkel Olympic wrestlers St . Cloud State wrestling Doris Brown Heritage Two-time Olympic distance runner Seattle Pacific cross country Mickisha Hurley Olympic volleyball player Barry volleyball Tom Izzo Michigan State basketball coach Northern Michigan basketball Greg Jamison San Jose Sharks CEO and president Northwest Nazarene tennis Lee Janzen Two-time U .S . Open golf champion Florida Southern golf Billie Jean King Hall of Fame tennis player Cal State Los Angeles tennis Matt Knoll Baylor men’s tennis coach Washburn tennis Duane Koslowski Olympic wrestler Minnesota Morris wrestling Don Lauri Actor (“The Wonder Years”) Southern Connecticut football Patrick Leahy U .S . senator Saint Michael’s rifle Fred Lewis Florida Supreme Court chief justice Florida Southern baseball Earl Lloyd First African-American player in NBA Virginia Union basketball Ed Malloy NBA official Philadelphia U . basketball Rob McKee Former ConocoPhillips executive vice president Colorado Mines baseball, football, wrestling Rocco Mediate Professional golfer Florida Southern golf Jim Nichols Brunswick Medical Technologies CEO Valdosta State football Earl Monroe NBA Hall of Fame player Winston-Salem State basketball Billy Olson Olympic pole vaulter Abilene Christian track Donna Orender WNBA commissioner Queen’s (New York) basketball Tyrone Poole NFL player Fort Valley State football Olympic high-jump champion Texas Woman’s track Crystal Robinson WNBA player Southeastern Oklahoma State basketball Dennis Rodman Former NBA player Southeastern Oklahoma State basketball Howard Schultz Chairman, Starbucks Corp . Northern Michigan football Jeanne Shaheen Former governor of New Hampshire Shippensburg basketball Henry Simmons Actor (“NYPD Blue”) Franklin Pierce basketball David Sokol CEO, MidAmerican Energy Holdings Nebraska-Omaha football Rod Smith NFL player Missouri Southern State football Rick Tarrant Founder and former CEO, IDX Systems Corp . Saint Michael’s basketball NFL player Central Oklahoma football Executive director, NFL Players Association Texas A&M-Kingsville football LaVonda Wagner Oregon State women’s basketball coach Mars Hill basketball Ben Wallace NBA player Virginia Union basketball

www.gobuffsgo.com 59 Dr. J. Patrick O’Brien president of west texas a&m university • FOURTH year at wtamu

Dr . J . Patrick O’Brien was named the 10th president of He remained at UAF until 1991, leaving his position as West Texas A&M University by The Texas A&M University professor and head of the Department of Economics to System Board of Regents on Feb . 21, 2006 . He hit the accept a dean’s appointment with the College of Commerce ground running May 15, familiarizing himself with the and Business Administration at Jacksonville State University area’s people and programs, initiating a review of the (1991-1995) . University’s strategic plan and overseeing an academic O’Brien received outstanding faculty awards at UAF and realignment that, among other things, creates a new Loyola New Orleans and is active in civic and professional College of Nursing and Health Sciences . organizations . O’Brien came to WTAMU from Loyola University New O’Brien is a member of the NCAA D-II Presidents Orleans, where he served as dean of the College of Council . Locally, he serves as the co-chair for the United Business Administration and professor of economics Way Campaign of Amarillo/Canyon and on the boards of beginning in 1995 . Under his leadership, the Northwest Texas Healthcare System and the Ascension endowments and the number of endowed Academy Community Advisory Consortium . chairs and professorships increased In his spare time, he enjoys fishing, golf, amateur significantly, and the college was ranked astronomy and reading . seventh in the nation by The Princeton Review for providing opportunities to minority The O’Briens have two adult sons and three students . grandchildren . A native of Tennessee, O’Brien earned baccalaureate (economics) and master’s (agricultural economics) degrees from Auburn University in 1967 and 1969, respectively . He received his Ph .D . in economics with areas of specialization in monetary economics, public finance and regional economics from Oklahoma State University in 1977 . O’Brien started his career in academia as an instructor at OSU before accepting positions as an assistant professor of economics at Bowling Green State University (1974-1977) and then at the University of Alaska Fairbanks .

President O’Brien and his wife, Karen

60 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Michael McBroom Athletics Director • FOURTH year / 10th year at wtamu WTAMU Athletics Success Under McB- Innovative . Progressive . Proactive . Since taking the room reins of the West Texas A&M Athletics program in May, 2006, Michael McBroom has elevated the program, as a On and Off the Field whole, to previously unseen levels of success . Whether it be in the form of coaching and administrative hirings, strategic planning, facility upgrades or community outreach, • During 2008-09, a record 20 WTAMU the results are nothing short of remarkable . student-athletes were named Since arriving on campus as West Texas A&M’s Scholar-Athletes of the Year for Associate Athletic Director and Executive Director of the Buffalo Club in 2000, McBroom has tirelessly worked to earning a 4.0 GPA over two semes- bring WT Athletics to new heights, both on and off the field . ters; Long a believer that collegiate athletics play an important role in the lives of student-athletes and are beneficial • WTAMU has earned 10 conference for the university and community at-large, McBroom championships, participated in 20 established a five-year strategic plan for Buffalo athletics that focuses on the complete student-athlete experience; NCAA post-season tournaments building championship programs for all sports as and has had 190 all-Conference, 38 well as improving the academic performance of all-America and 153 all-Academic student-athletes . Full scholarship funding for honorees over the past two years; all sports and first-class playing and practice facilities are top priorities . The addition of a sports complex to the north • West Texas A&M coaches have side of the WT campus is just the latest project earned 12 Coach of the Year honors which he has guided to reality . The complex, graduate and both grandmothers over the past two years; which will break ground in Fall 2009, will worked at the university for many feature varsity playing fields for soccer, years . A 1992 graduate of • The WTAMU Student-Athlete Advi- baseball, softball and track & field, a Southern Methodist University, practice field for the WT marching McBroom earned his master’s sory Committee has raised more band, as well as intramural fields for degree in sports management than $2,500 for the Make-A-Wish the general student body as well as from the United States Sports Foundation; the citizens of the Amarillo-Canyon Academy in July, 2006 . Prior area . to joining West Texas A&M’s Marketing, ticket sales and athletic department, he was • Former WTAMU student-athletes fundraising have also been targeted a marketing executive in the are competing professionally in to help elevate West Texas A&M’s private sector . football, basketball and soccer. In overall athletic program . During He and his wife, Jackie, have addition, Davy Arnaud is a member his tenure as athletics director, two daughters, Ally and Zoey, and of the U.S. National Soccer team; the program has implemented reside in Canyon . an Academic Success program, incorporated a comprehensive • The Buffalo Club assists with fund- strength and conditioning program, ing of a new strength and condi- revamped both the athletic training program and media relations tioning programand the Character operations and increased scholarship Coach program; funding for all women’s sports . Victories have followed, both on the • WTAMU intercollegiate teams have playing field as well as in the classroom . hosted more than 2,500 local youth McBroom’s family has long ties to on campus for skills clinics and the Canyon area . His father is a WTAMU individual instruction.

www.gobuffsgo.com 61 Athletic Administration Holly Troth Dee Dee Bennett Senior Associate Athletics Director - SWA Associate Athletic Director / Mar k etin g & 24th Year at West Te x as A&M Development Second Year at West Te x as A&M Holly Troth is in her 24th year in the department, where she serves Bennett enters her second year with the WTAMU Athletic Depart- as Senior Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Senior ment . Her responsibilities include corporate sponsorships, marketing Woman Administrator . She is responsible for the daily operations of the and promotions for Buffalo Athletics . athletic office and oversees the financial functions of the department . Prior to joining the WT athletics staff, Bennett partnered with Cam- As Senior Woman Administrator, Troth participates on the senior pus Design and the Athletic Department to launch Buffalo Authentic, management team, manages gender equity and Title IX plans and issues, advocates issues impor- making a variety of WT logoed merchandise available at sporting events such as football and tant to female and male student-athletes, coaches and staff, and helps student-athletes balance basketball . Previously, Dee Dee has served as a senior marketing and sales executive, handling academics and athletics . account for companies such as Alltel, Nextel, Sprint, Control Technologies and Action Printing . She also serves as the NCAA/CHAMPS Life Skills Coordinator, works with the Student-Athlete A native of Borger, Texas, she and her husband, Marc, and their six daughters, Amanda, Advisory Committee, and is the advisor for the cheerleaders and mascot . She earned both her Brooke, Katie, Hannah, Hailey and Kenadee reside in Canyon . bachelor’s and master’s degrees from WTAMU and resides in Canyon .

John Hasse Assistant Athletic Director / Facilities, Concessions & Camps Kelvin Ford 27th Year at West Te x as A&M The senior member of the Buffalo Athletic department, Hasse Assistant Athletic Director / Compliance is in his 27th year with WTAMU Athletics . Charged with overseeing First Year at West Te x as A&M the internal operations for the department, Hasse’s duties include concessions, facilities and summer camps . Well versed in WTAMU athletics history, in 1993 Hasse received Entering his first season as a member of the WTAMU Athletics staff the WTAMU Alumni Association’s University’s Excellence Award . John’s father, Warren, served is Kelvin Ford, who brings a solid background in intercollegiate athlet- as the play-by-play announcer for Buffalo athletics for nearly 40 years and was inducted in the ics compliance to the WTAMU program . Most recently, he served WTAMU Hall of Champions in 1993 . Hasse resides in Canyon . three years as Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance at Mer- rimack College, where he was responsible for the supervision of the women’s volleyball, as well as the men’s and women’s soccer programs, while also serving as Chair of the College Athletic Scholarship Committee, as well as on the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee . His leadership assisted Merrimack with the National Collegiate Scouting Association Misty Hobbs From 2002 until 2006, Ford was Assistant Director of Enforcement for the NCAA . During that Assistant Athletic Director / Event & Tic k et time, he was recognized as ‘Who’s Who American in Indianapolis’ by a professional publication . Previously, he served a four-year stint at the NCAA national office, as well as being responsible Operations for educating student-athletes on the NCAA and its rules and regulations, as well as life skills . Fourth Year at West Te x as A&M A 1993 graduate of Eastern Kentucky University, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree and Misty Hobbs begins her fourth year with WTAMU and first as pursued his Master’s degree from Indiana Institute of Technology . Assistant Athletics Director for Event Operations . She previously served as the administrative assistant and box office manager at the First United Bank Center . Her responsibilities include all event operations and scheduling for the athletics department, including concerts, as well as the day-to-day operations in the FUBC . She has served the University in various capacities, as a graduate assistant and a student administrative assistant in the mathematics department . Hobbs also traveled to Australia with WTAMU and the American Quarter Horse Association as a guest lecturer . She spent time in Myrtle Beach, S . C ., as a performer, animal trainer, and Joe Ray Halsey sound operator for Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede show . An El Paso, Texas native, Hobbs earned her bachelor’s degree in music business in Ex ecutive Director / Buffalo Club 2002 and master’s degree in business administration in 2006 from WTAMU . She cur- Second Year at West Te x as A&M rently resides in Canyon, Texas .

Now in his second year with the WT athletic family, Joe Ray Halsey serves as the Executive Director of the Buffalo Club, the primary Phil Woodall scholarship and support organization for West Texas A&M Athletics . A native of Perryton, Texas, Halsey earned both his bachelor’s and Corporate Sales Mana g er / master’s degrees in Education from WTAMU . He went on to teach and Director Of Broadcastin g coach baseball and football for 35 years, including two years at Perryton High School, 28 years at Andrews High School and five years at Dallas Jesuit Preparatory . Following his retirement in 1999, Seventh Year at West Te x as A&M he was inducted into the Texas high School Coaches Association Baseball Hall of Fame . Now in his seventh year with the WTAMU athletic department, Halsey’s wife, Vickie, is also a WTAMU graduate and a retired school teacher . Phil Woodall has been broadcasting Buffalo Athletics’ action for the past 21 years . In addition to his broadcast duties, he coor- dinates all logistical matters for WTAMU Athletics on the Buffalo Sports Network, as well as filing reports on WTAMU athletics and other local sports for KGNC-AM . Recipient of three straight Jake Trussell Awards as the Lone Star Conference Broad- caster of the Year from 1997-1999, Woodall previously served as Randall County Justice of the Peace from 1979-2002 . A 1979 West Texas A&M University graduate, he and his wife, Nancy, reside in Amarillo .

62 17 NCAA APPEARANCES • 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS MEDIA INFORMATION Kent Johnson The West Texas A&M University athletics staff welcomes all media members to this season of Lady Buff Basketball . It is our intent that the following information will assist you in cover- Associate Athletic Director / Media Relations ing WTAMU basketball throughout the season . Second Year at West Te x as A&M Non-Gameday Interviews Kent Johnson coordinates the media relations and publicity efforts For all non-game day interviews, please contact WTAMU Athletic Assistant Media Relations for the West Texas A&M intercollegiate athletics program . Director Andi Leavitt at least 24 hours prior to desired time . Post-game interview requests Johnson has 19 years of Division I and II intercollegiate athletics should be arranged through the WTAMU sports information staff prior to the conclusion of experience . He previously was Assistant AD for Media Relations at the game . Indiana State from 1999-2002 . From 1989-98 he served as Associ- ate SID at Texas Christian University, with earlier stints as assistant SID at both Tulane (1987-88) Media Credentials and Southern Methodist (1985-86) . Requests for working media credentials must be made through the WTAMU sports informa- Prior to joining the WT athletics staff, the Fort Worth native served in a media relations tion office . Requests must be submitted on official news outlet letterhead and received at role with Andretti Green Racing from 2004-2007 after spending 2003 as Director of Media least 24 hours in advance of the game to be covered . The Amarillo Globe-News, Canyon Relations for the Indy Racing League . In 1998 he was Director of Media Relations for Tyler Jet News and WTAMU’s The Prairie receive reserved seating on media row . The Buffalo Sports Motorsports’ NASCAR program . Network, KWTS-FM and the recognized visiting radio station will be provided a broadcast Johnson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Radio/TV from West Texas A&M in 1984 . location . Visiting radio courtesy number is 806-651-4121 . Other reserved seating will be He and his wife, Chantal, have a daughter, Skyler, and a son, Alex . assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis . Season credentials will be distributed prior to the first game . Thereafter, credentials may be picked up at the Media Will Call entrance to First United Bank Center . Andi Leavitt Media Parking Athletic Media Relations Assistant Director There is ample parking for media members in the First United Bank Center parking lot . Second Year at West Te x as A&M Media members holding working credentials may enter the FUBC through any ticket entrance . Media members needing to pick up credentials at Will Call will need to enter the Andi Leavitt enters her second year with the WT athletics depart- front (main) entrance . ment, having joined the staff as Athletic Media Relations Assistant Director prior to the 2008 season . She assists in coordinating the Press Row Services media relations and publicity efforts for the West Texas A&M intercol- Complete team and individual statistics, game notes, box scores and play-by-play are legiate athletics program, with her primary duties revolving around provided by the WTAMU Athletic Media Relations Office . Pre-game food service is available the Lady Buff volleyball and basketball programs, as well as assisting with other aspects of the beginning approximately 60 minutes prior to tip-off, with beverages available throughout department’s media relations operations . the game . This service is provided as a courtesy to working media . Prior to returning to her alma mater, the Balko, Okla ., native spent the a year serving as the Media Relations Director with the Amarillo Dusters arena football team . In that capacity, she Post-Game Services coordinated all media relations activities for the franchise, as well as service as the team’s liaison with the af2 league . Leavitt also assisted the organization in the areas of corporate, group As a service to visiting media and sports information directors, the WTAMU sports informa- and season ticket sales . tion staff will e-mail NCAA official box, play-by-play and game recap to media if provided A 2007 graduate of WTAMU, Leavitt earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communica- the e-mail address . Also, a copy machine is available at First United Bank Center for use on tion . She and her husband, Tyler, reside in Vega, Texas . a first-come, first-serve basis .

West Texas A&M Media Outlets Newspapers Contact Mailing Address City, State, Zip Phone Email Amarillo Globe News Lance Lahnert, Sports Editor P .O . Box 2091 Amarillo, Texas 79166 806-345-3315 sports@amarillo .com Canyon News Brad Rayburn, Sports Editor P .O . Box 779 Canyon, Texas 79015 (806) 655-7121 sports@canyonnews .com The Prairie Sports Editor WTAMU Box 60747 Canyon, Texas 79016 (806) 651-2410 theprairiemail@yahoo .com Fort Worth Star-Telegram John Henry, Small College Editor P .O . Box 1870, 400 W . 7th St . Fort Worth, Texas 76101 (817) 371-5539 jfhenry1970@gmail .com Dallas Morning News Small College Editor P .O . Box 655237, 508 Young St . Dallas, Texas 75265 (800) 431-0010 dmnsports@dallasnews .com Lubbock Avalanche Journal Sports Desk P .O . Box 491, 710 Ave . J Lubbock, Texas 79408 (806) 692-4021 USA Today Small College Editor (703) 276-3721 Television Contact Mailing Address City, State, Zip Phone Email KVII Channel 7 (ABC) Lee Baker/Brian Wilkerson One Broadcast Center Amarillo, Texas 79101 (806) 373-1787 lbaker@kvii .com KFDA Channel 10 (CBS) Jacob Albracht P .O . Box 10 Amarillo, Texas 79105 (806) 383-1010 jriddell@newschannel10 .com KAMR/KCIT Ch . 4/14 (NBC/Fox) Brad Fralick/Ashley Strid P .O . Box 751 Amarillo, Texas 79189 (806) 349-9087 brad .fralick@kamr .com ESPN (203) 585-2135 Radio Contact Mailing Address City, State, Zip Phone Email KGNC Mike Roden P .O . Box 710 Amarillo, Texas 79189 (806) 351-8560 mike .roden@kgnc .com Buffalo Radio Sports Network Phil Woodall WTAMU Box 60049 Canyon, Texas 79016 (806) 651-4416 pwoodall@wtamu .edu KWTS Sports Director WTAMU Campus Radio Canyon, Texas 79016 (806) 651-2797 kwtsnews@gmail .com Wire Service Contact Mailing Address City, State, Zip Phone Email Associated Press Small College Editor 4851 LBJ Freeway, Suite 300 Dallas, Texas 75244 (800) 442-7189 aptexas@ap .org Other Outlets Contact Mailing Address City, State, Zip Phone Email Lone Star Conference Melanie Robotham 1221 W . Campbell Road, #217 Richardson, Texas 75080 (972) 234-0034 robothamm@lonestarconference .org NCAA P .O . Box 6222 Indianapolis, IN 46206-6222 (317) 917-6222 updates@ncaasports .com

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2009-10 woMen’s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Location Time Date Opponent Location Time Nov. 15 incarnate Word canyon, Texas 2:00 p.m. Jan. 3 Ft. Lewis Canyon, Texas 2:00 p.m. Jan. 7 Northeastern State Tahlequah, Okla. 6:00 p.m. CSU-PUEBLO TOURNAMENT Jan. 9 Central Oklahoma Edmond, Okla. 2:00 p.m. Nov. 20 vs. CSU-Pueblo Pueblo, Colo. 12:00 p.m. Jan. 13 texas A&M-Kingsville* canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. Nov. 21 vs. Metro State Pueblo, Colo. 6:00 p.m. Jan. 16 Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 2:00 p.m. Jan. 20 Midwestern State* Wichita Falls, Texas 6:00 p.m. WT THANKSGIVING CLASSIC TOURNAMENT Jan. 23 tarleton State* Canyon, Texas 4:00 p.m. Nov. 27 aSU vs. UTPB Canyon, Texas 2:00 p.m. Jan. 27 Angelo State* San Angelo, Texas 6:00 p.m. WT vs. St. Mary’s canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. Feb. 3 Eastern New Mexico* Portales, NM 7:00 p.m. Nov. 28 aSU vs. St. Mary’s canyon, Texas 2:00 p.m. Feb. 6 eastern New Mexico* canyon, Texas 4:00 p.m. WT vs. UT-Permian Basin canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. Feb. 10 midwestern State* canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. Feb. 13 Tarleton State* Stephenville, Texas 5:00 p.m. Dec. 3 east Central Canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. Feb. 17 angelo State* Canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. Dec. 5 Southeastern Okla. canyon, Texas 2:00 p.m. Feb. 24 Texas A&M-Kingsville* Kingsville, Texas 6:00 p.m. Dec. 12 Southwestern Okla. Weatherford, Okla. 6:00 p.m. Feb. 27 abilene Christian* canyon, Texas 4:00 p.m. Dec. 14 Cameron Lawton, Okla. 6:00 p.m. Dec. 19 texas Woman’s canyon, Texas 6:00 p.m. LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Dec. 21 texas A&M-Commerce canyon, Texas 4:00 p.m. Mar. 4-7 LSC Tournament Bartlesville, Okla. TBD Dec. 28 Hawaii Pacific Hawaii TBD Dec. 30 BYU-Hawaii Hawaii 12:00 a.m. NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Dec. 31 Chaminade Hawaii 5:00 p.m. Nov. 12-15 NCAA Regional Tournament TBD TBD

All Times Central Time. Dates and starting times are tentative and subject to change * Lone Star Conference South Division Game; All Home games in BOLD and played at the WTAMU First United Bank Center For Ticket Information, call 806-651-1414 or go to www.gobuffsgo.com